Queen's Head

We love this boozer and we all stick together, everyone knows everyone and look out for each other, especially in times of need.

For the narrow minded people who say that we're scumbags, I'm truly glad that they'll be taking their opinion elsewhere, I hope the brewery enjoy the video.

I just called into this pub to treat my mother to a small drink whilst awaiting the China Wok to open. OMG... what an absolute disgrace of a dump. It was such a dump I decided to sit outside, away from the trash lowlifes inside.

However, two females decided to follow and also sit outside. The language and volume of such was something to embarrass a tramp, which kind of described them quite well.

The landlord should be kicked out of here for allowing this in the street, he is after all responsible. I will be writing to the brewery and providing a copy of the video I took, but I warn you all, this is no pub for your family or anyone for that matter. The scum that enters the door sums it up very well.

Plans have been submitted to convert the Queen's Head, a well-known community pub on Wortley Road, High Green, into a residential property.

The proposal was lodged with Sheffield City Council by Dave Kay of Kay Property Holding Ltd. It seeks to change the pub's use from a public house to a "dwelling house."

The Queen's Head has long been a popular gathering spot, hosting regular events such as quiz nights and live music. Despite the submission of conversion plans, the pub remains open to the public.

The existing structure already includes accommodation for the pub manager on the upper floor, featuring three bedrooms, a kitchen, living room, and office. According to the plans, these facilities would be expanded to include a fourth bedroom.

The ground floor, currently used for the pub's operations, would be reconfigured into a residential layout, comprising a living room, dining area, lounge, and kitchen.

Externally, minor changes are proposed, including the addition of one extra car parking space, bringing the total to three. No new buildings or extensions are planned, with the application describing the alterations as "minor."

The application was validated on 22nd October, and public consultation ended on 14th November. A final decision is expected from Sheffield City Council around 17th December.

The future of the Queen's Head remains uncertain as the council reviews the proposal.

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