Glasses raised as Drighlington pub re-opens (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)

Glasses raised as Drighlington pub re-opens

6:40am Thursday 11th March 2010

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A popular pub restaurant has re-opened following extensive refurbishment.

Paul and Julie Horne took over the Spotted Cow in Whitehall Road, Drighlington, from Enterprise Inns in late September.

Since then they have focused on upgrading the eating area and also made it a haven for cask ale lovers, serving a variety of local beers, including Salamander brewed in Bradford The Spotted Cow was one of ten pubs in the district briefly managed by London Town Pubs which recently went into administration.

It was feared this meant an uncertain future for several locals, but it emerged most were back under the wing of other owners, including Enterprise Inns.

The pubs included the Queens, Bridge Street, Bradford; the Prospect, Eccleshill; the Seven Stars, Greengates; the White Horse and Hudsons, Great Horton; the Red Lion, the Three Horseshoes and the Spite, Otley, the Willow Tree, Riddlesden, and the Old Dolphin, Queensbury;

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