Two Woodsetton pubs have been given a new lease of life.

The Bramford Arms in Tipton Road re-opened on June 1 following its conversion from a Hungry Horse to a Flaming Grill by owners Greene King.

The new look Bramford Arms, Woodsetton

Real ale has been re-introduced to the pub following the improvements.

It is now offering three beers on handpull.

The pub, run by a team led by general manager Shaun Howe, is now one space with a single bar and offers food seven days a week.

The three outside seating areas, including the large beer garden, have also been upgraded.

The Brook Inn in Bourne Street has also had its large beer garden improved with the help of the local community in time for the summer.

The restored beer garden at the Brook

The pub run by licensee Tina Marson since last September is currently offering one real ale but may increase that if demand increases.

There are Thursday quiz and Wednesday open mic nights being run on alternate weeks and entertainment on Saturdays.

The Brook Inn, Woodsetton

A defibrillator has been bought for the pub following fundraising and local councillors have donated a cabinet for it and a bleed kit.

The Brook is family friendly with children allowed up to 9pm.