Pubs & Clubs

Trafford & Hulme branch includes almost 200 pubs, bars and clubs selling real ale. These range from traditional back street locals, multi-ale houses, modern bars & private members clubs.

Details of these pubs are available online at CAMRA’s whatpub.com online guide.

If you visit a pub that doesn’t have a full entry in our guide or where any of the information is out of date, we would encourage you to submit any details which we are missing. Use the “Submit updates” button on WhatPub.com or get in touch at inventory (at) thcamra.org.uk. Full survey forms are also available here.

Greater Manchester Local Heritage List

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The Greater Manchester Archaeological Advisory Service is working alongside Bolton, Oldham and Trafford councils to create Local Heritage Lists of Buildings, Monuments and other features of the borough that contribute to the heritage of an area but which do not qualify for a listing by Heritage England. Whilst these lists do not create any additional needs … Read more

Hare & Hounds – Redevelopment Proposals Threaten Another Timperley Pub

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Plans for the redevelopment of the Hare & Hounds are now available for comment on the Trafford Council Web site:- https://publicaccess.trafford.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=QZFKIWQLJB200&activeTab=summary and you can comment up until Friday 12th November. Tim Field, the branch Pub Protection Officer notes:- Timperley yet again faces the prospect of losing a local pub, following proposals for the demolition of … Read more

Pelican – Demolition Plans Published – Please Comment

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Plans for the demolition of the Pelican are now available for comment on the Trafford Council Web site:- https://publicaccess.trafford.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=QZ2KI1QLJ4H00&activeTab=summary and we only have until Monday 18th October to submit objections. The following observations by Tim Field our Pub Protection Officer may give you some assistance in phrasing an objection:- The heritage statement underplays the value … Read more

Places for Everyone – Consultation Open

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“Places for Everyone” is a proposed long-term plan of nine Greater Manchester districts (Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan) for jobs, new homes, and sustainable growth.  Sadly the plan says very little about the importance of community facilities and nothing specifically about the role of pubs which are vital hubs for … Read more

Trafford Local Plan – Consultation

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Trafford MBC is currenlty consulting on its Local Plan. Members are encouraged to read and comment. From the Trafford web Site:- Comments are invited on the draft Trafford Local Plan and accompanying Integrated Assessment from 4th February 2021 until 18th March 2021 when the consultation will close. What is the Local Plan? The draft Trafford … Read more

Saving Your Local

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  CAMRA recognizes the vital role that pubs play in their local community. Often the hub of many areas providing a public place where people can meet, socialize, and drink responsibly. They also act as a focus for family events, sporting activity and charity work. Pubs are being lost at an alarming rate and a … Read more

Chorlton-cum-Hardy Map

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Chorlton-cum-Hardy (with neighbouring Whalley Range) has 28 pubs serving real ale in less than one square mile. Click here to download the PDF  – right click and select “Save Target As….” (IE) / “Save Link As” (Chrome / Firefox) to save  on your PC.

CAMRA Members Discount Scheme

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The following pubs in the Trafford & Hulme area offer discounts to CAMRA members on production of valid membership card. Click on each pub’s name for it’s entry on WhatPub.com For details of more pubs around the country which offer discounts, search for an area at WhatPub.com and then select the “Members Discount Scheme” filter. … Read more

Sale, Sale Moor & area map

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Sale and it’s neighbouring areas of Sale Moor and Brooklands have a mix of historic traditional pubs, more recent builds and modern bars. The area is easily accessed from Manchester city centre using the Metrolink tram system with stops at Dane Road, Sale & Brooklands. Sale and Sale Moor are also well served by buses from Manchester with the regular 41 service and from Altrincham where most services heading north run up the A56 Cross Street passing The Vine & The Volunteer Hotel.

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Pubs by Tram – City to Altrincham

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If you can’t see the guide below, click here to open in separate window. To download PDF right click here and select “Save Target As….” (IE) / “Save Link As” (Firefox).

 

Bear in mind that these leaflets were published in January 2012 so the information contained is not up to date. Most significantly The Tollgate (Trafford Bar) now sells real ale & The Brewhouse (Altrincham) has closed and been replaced by Pi (Altrincham)www.abarcalledpi.com

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