North West’s 83 Wetherspoons pubs open for Christmas Day drinks - full list confirmed

• Wetherspoons has confirmed which 83 North West pubs will be open on Christmas Day
• The pubs will only serve drinks from 11am to 3pm
• Open pubs include The Dog Beck, Penrith and The Glass House, St Helens

Ahead of tomorrow’s big day, you may be looking to see if your local is open for a festive drink.

Stopping by the pub for a pint or glass of bubbly on Christmas Day is a tradition for many households, and a fantastic way to celebrate the most festive day of the year.

However, not all pubs decide to open their doors on the most festive day of the year, so it is worth checking if your local will be open.

Pub giant Wetherspoons has confirmed that 83 pubs in the North West will be open on Christmas Day.

The confirmed pubs will be open from 11am to 3pm, and will only be serving drinks.

Here is the full list:

• Woodrow Wilson, Carlisle
• The Dog Beck, Penrith
• The Furness Railway, Barrow-in-Furness
• The Henry Bessemer, Workington
• The Bransty Arch, Whitehaven
• The Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, Keswick
• The Miles Thompson, Kendal

• The Counting House, Congleton
• The George Inn, Sandbach
• The Square Bottle, Chester
• The Friar Penketh, Warrington
• The Ferry Boat, Runcorn
• The Bull and Stirrup Hotel, Chester
• The Society Rooms, Macclesfield
• The Society Rooms, Stalybridge
• The Kingfisher, Poynton
• The Penny Black, Northwich
• The Queens Arms, Winsford
• The Premier, Widnes

• The Barker’s Brewery, Huyton, Liverpool
• The Raven, Liverpool
• The Thomas Frost, Liverpool
• The North Western, Liverpool Lime Street Station
• The Captain Alexander, Liverpool
• The Frank Hornby, Maghull, Liverpool
• The Lifeboat, Formby, Liverpool
• The Queen’s Picture House, Waterloo, Liverpool
• The Childwall Fiveways Hotel, Liverpool
• The Glass House, St Helens
• The Sir Henry Segrave, Southport
• The Brass Balance, Birkenhead
• The Wheatsheaf, Ellesmere Port
• The Clairville, Wallasey
• The Dee Hotel, West Kirby
• The Prense Well, Heswall
• Hoylake Lights, Hoylake
• The Navigator, Stoneycroft
• The Watch Maker, Prescot
• The Nine Arches, Newton-le-Willows

• The Spinning Mule, Bolton
• The Art Picture House, Bury
• The Great Central, Fallowfield, Manchester
• The Ford Madox Brown, Manchester
• The Waterhouse, Manchester
• The Sedge Lynn, Chorlton-cum-Hardy
• The Up Steps Inn, Oldham
• The Shay Wake, Shaw, Oldham
• The Harbord Harbord, Middleton
• The Regal Moon, Rochdale
• The Edwin Waugh, Heywood
• The Calverts Court, Stockport
• The Wilfred Wood, Hazel Grove, Stockport
• The Tim Bobbin, Urmston
• The J. P. Joule, Sale
• The Moon Under Water, Wigan
• The Brocket Arms, Wigan
• The Ash Tree, Ashton-under-Lyne
• The Eccles Cross, Eccles
• The Robert Shaw, Westhoughton
• The Bull’s Head Hotel, Walkden, Manchester
• The Sir Thomas Gerard, Ashton-in-Makerfield
• The Thomas Burke, Leigh
• The Bishop Blaize, Stretford
• The Unicorn, Altrincham
• The Gateway, East Didsbury

• The Postal Order, Blackburn
• The Boot Inn, Burnley
• The Wallace Hartley, Colne
• The Layton Rakes, Blackpool
• The Jolly Tars, Cleveleys
• The Railway Hotel, Lytham St Annes
• The Trawl Boat Inn, Lytham St Annes
• The Grey Friar, Preston
• The Twelve Tellers, Preston
• The Commercial Hotel, Accrington
• The Old Chapel, Darwen
• The Eric Bartholomew, Morecambe
• Sir Richard Owen, Lancaster
• The Thomas Drummond, Fleetwood
• The Poulton Elk, Poulton-le-Fylde
• The Sir Henry Tate, Chorley
• The Leyland Lion, Leyland
• The Court Leet, Ormskirk

To learn more about your local pub, you can read our story on the 10 most historical Wetherspoons in the North West, here.