The White Horse Public House in Arlesey has been more than just a local pub; it has been the heart and soul of our community, a place where lifelong friendships have been made and memories cherished. It has stood as a stalwart presence for generations, providing a gathering space for celebrations, community discussions, and even solace in times of need. Yet now, the Greene King the pub's owner, is exploring development options which threatens the long term future of this beloved icon, stripping Arlesey of its cultural heritage and vital community hub.

The White Horse is not just a building; it's a living testament to our town's history and a cornerstone of our community's social fabric. Public houses like The White Horse serve essential roles in bringing people together, fostering a sense of belonging, and maintaining community morale. By saving it, we preserve a unique meeting place accessible to everyone, regardless of age or background.

The encroachment of developments threatens not only the physical structure of The White Horse but also damages the spirit of our town. A report by CAMRA (The Campaign for Real Ale) notes that 29 pubs are closing every week in the UK, undermining their cultural and social importance in their respective communities. We refuse to let The White Horse become another statistic.

Instead, we propose that local authorities work with community leaders to designate The White Horse as an Asset of Community Value (ACV), ensuring its protection and continuing contribution to Arlesey’s vibrancy.

Join us in safeguarding The White Horse Public House for future generations. Sign this petition and help us send a powerful message to local authorities that the true value of our community spaces far exceeds the short-term gains of development. With your support, we can preserve not just a building, but a cherished tradition and a cornerstone of our community life in Arlesey.