The Crown Rivers
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- wifiWifi
- tvTV Screens
- flightAirport Pub
- flightAirport Pub Air Side
- baby_changing_stationBaby Change
- accessibleStep Free Access
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January Sale
Pub-goers can enjoy a January Sale at 770 Wetherspoon pubs from Thursday January 2 until Thursday January 16 inclusive (Friday January 3 until Thursday January 16 inclusive in Scotland).
A total of 750 of the pubs will be serving a pint of beer between 99p and £1.49.
Wetherspoon hotel January sale
Wetherspoon’s customers can enjoy a January sale at all of the company’s hotels across the UK.
The sale is running now for bookings during January (1–31, inclusive), with the sale’s room rates valid on all days during January (except Saturdays).
Veganuary
To celebrate Veganuary, all Wetherspoon pubs will be serving a specially priced meal throughout January.
Running from Wednesday 1 to Friday 31 January, inclusive, Veganuary encourages people to try vegan food throughout the month.
Burns’ Week
Wetherspoon’s pubs will be celebrating the life and poetry of the Scottish poet Robert Burns, by hosting the annual week-long Burns event.
Poretti on draught – new world beer
Poretti (4.8% ABV) is an Italian premium full-flavoured lager, characterised by a pillowy white head, brilliant clarity and a polished golden colour.
New Wetherspoon hotel
A new hotel at The Mile Castle, in Newcastle upon Tyne, is now open.
The Good Beer Guide 2025 – We’re in it
In total, 251 of the company’s pubs are listed in CAMRA’s publication, which is the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guide.
Pub history
Before work began on Terminal 5, an archaeological dig was carried out on the 250-acre site. The excavation revealed the Stanwell Cursus, a 2.5-mile-long prehistoric pathway, and a horseshoe enclosure, possibly associated with the mid-winter and mid-summer solstices. Two royal, or crown, rivers were diverted during the building of Terminal 5. The Duke of Northumberland’s River was originally owned by King James I; Longford River was dug for his son, Charles I, in the early 17th century.
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