Lancashire pub's private beach huts with TVs after huge makeover
However, following entreaties by locals following the revamp, it has reverted to its original name. The pub gets both of its names from the nearby Marsh Mill, a former working mill, built in the 18th century to grind grain to flour.
This is the first time Joseph Holt, which owns 127 pubs across the North West, has installed televisions in beach huts at any of its venues.Estate executive, Denis Maddocks, said: “We`re really delighted with the full internal refurbishment as well our new beach huts – which can be pre-booked and privately hired too. But we wanted to go a bit more.
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