Greenwich pub reopens as part of community cooperative venture

A Greenwich pub has reopened under a new name and under new ownership after a difficult few years.

The Star and Garter had spent the best part of a year closed but is now up and running as The Star of Greenwich.

Located in the shadow of Greenwich’s power station on Old Woolwich Road, the pub has plans for a number of initiatives after reaching a fundraising target in recent months.

Beside power station providing energy to TfL network

Co-working spaces have been suggested during the day to compliment the usual pub operations. Profits will be reinvested for community use.



I popped in enjoyed a warm welcome. It was great to see it busy and the future promises a great place that could offer much to the community.

An event to celebrate the marathon has been on today too. Go pay them a visit.

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One thought on “Greenwich pub reopens as part of community cooperative venture”

  • Sounds not too dissimilar to Ivy House in Nunhead which is a massive asset to the local area. Good luck to them!

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