Pub's tele-vision for future


Boasting leather-seated booths with personal plasma screens and shiny new wooden flooring, here is the first glimpse of Wolverhampton's newest contemporary pub.


Boasting leather-seated booths with personal plasma screens and shiny new wooden flooring, here is the first glimpse of Wolverhampton's newest contemporary pub.
The old-fashioned Bradmore Arms is in the past and staff are now celebrating a new future for the pub which has been transformed as part of a two-month project.
The innovative plasma screens project, which has seen Freeview TVs fitted in seven booths each with their own remote control, means the days of leaving your favourite programmes at home while going out to dine are now well and truly gone.
The function room has been refurbished to cater for 100 people. The old bar has been ripped out and replaced with a new grand centrepi-ece, and the old open-plan layout scrapped to make way for a new modern restaurant, contemporary bar area and a sports section with two new pool tables.
Wolves legend and Stafford Rangers manager Steve Bull performs the official opening at 5pm on Saturday.