Village gets huge boost in bid to save historic pub after intervention from 1980s singer

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Village gets huge boost in bid to save historic pub after intervention from 1980s singer.

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A British village has received a huge boost in its bid to save a historic pub after singer Tony Hadley encouraged the public to purchase shares in the venture.The celebrated frontman of Spandau Ballet has thrown his weight behind a community effort to resurrect The Rose & Thistle pub in Haddenham, near Thame.The crowdfunding initiative, branded The Rose & Thistle Reborn, aims to raise £750,000 to bring the village establishment back to life.Supporters have already contributed over £65,000 towards the ambitious target.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Hadley, whose band produced chart-topping tracks such as Gold and True, said: "I am wholeheartedly, absolutely supporting the community of Haddenham in trying to get The Rose & Thistle back open again."He revealed a personal attachment to the establishment: "It's a fantastic little pub – I have been there many times in the past."The 1980s icon, known for hits including Communication and Lifeline alongside his bandmates, emphasised the...

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