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08
Oct 2019

Royal Oak and Castle, Pevensey, launches ‘WALLPAPER’ their dedicated eventboard on Bay Life

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ROYAL OAK AND CASTLE, PEVENSEY
NEW EVENTBOARD
Year promotion online and in print

Royal Oak and Castle in Pevensey launches, ‘WALLPAPER” their dedicated eventboard on Bay Life

The eventboard will detail latest news from the new owners, on a weekly basis, together with their first events and information about their opening offers with food and entertainments planned.

The title for their eventboard on Bay Life, “WALLPAPER”, which will also be appearing in print in the Pevensey Bay Journal, comes from the beautiful wallpaper now on show in the community based public house as part of their development profile.

Talking about their opening Hayley Fitton, the new landlady said on their Facebook page (6 October), “thank you to everyone that has helped to get the Royal Oak back open, to everyone who has shared posts, been in for a drink, been Patient while we make changes, we can’t wait for more fun and laughter. Everyone is welcome.”

WALLPAPER launches on Bay Life on Monday 14 October.

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