Our local pub, The Tigers Head in Norley, Cheshire, has been a cornerstone of our community for centuries. It's not just a place to enjoy a pint - it's where our agricultural workers have found respite after long days of hard work. Recently, the tap room bar was removed and its absence is deeply felt by us locals who see it as more than just a bar; it's an integral part of our history and culture.

The decision to remove the tap room bar seems to be more about the leasee's personal vision than considering what this establishment means to us - the people who have patronised this place for generations. We believe that The Tigers Head should serve its community first.

Pubs are an essential part of British culture and history. According to CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale), UK has lost 25% of its pubs since 2001 due to changes that don't reflect the needs or wants of their local communities (source: CAMRA). This is not just about one pub; it’s about preserving our heritage and respecting those who rely on these establishments as social hubs.

We urge those responsible for these changes at The Tigers Head in Norley, Cheshire, to reconsider their decisions and restore the tap room bar. Let’s keep tradition alive and ensure that our agricultural workers continue having a place where they can unwind after their hard work.

Please sign this petition if you believe in preserving local traditions and supporting community spaces like The Tigers Head.