Pub near Wolverhampton station reopens with new departures board after six-figure refurbishment
The pub temporarily closed in August
A Hungry Horse pub in Wolverhampton is welcoming back customers after a six-figure revamp.
The Sunbeam near Wolverhampton Railway Station officially reopened on Friday (September 11) following a major refurbishment.


The Greene King venue has been fully revamped with the creation of an open-plan layout and the addition of upgraded décor, lighting and furniture.
A live train departures noticeboard has also been introduced - which the brewer said will make it even easier for travellers to “come in and relax” before heading on to their next destination.
The pub first opened back in 2016, and is named in honour of the historic Wolverhampton motorcycle and car firm.
Bethanni Wootton, general manager at The Sunbeam, said: “Welcome back to the new and improved Sunbeam!
“We know just how much this pub means to the local community, and we’re delighted to be inviting our lovely customers back through the doors to experience the pub’s new look and feel.


“The Sunbeam really is a place for everyone, whether you’re looking for a hearty breakfast before a busy day, enjoying a meal before a theatre show or celebrating the weekend in style with friends.
“We’ve also been busy planning a host of entertainment for guests of all ages to enjoy, so come in and see us to find out more!”
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