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Date of photo: 2016	Picture source: Andy Clark
The Coach & Horses was situated on Main Road. It was acquired by Soames Brewery in 1938 and subsequently sold to Batemans in 1957. It is now in residential use.
Source: Adam Cartwright
This pub was built in 1938 by Soames Brewery of Spalding. It replaced an older beer house next door, which is still standing. It was designed as a small modern 'roadhouse' to appeal to the new class of motorists passing by on their way to Skegness. It was described to the licensing magistrates as 'a newly-erected, well-planned, modern house, convenient in every respect'. The magistrates were impressed as they disliked the dark beer houses of old. They even granted an upgrade to a full license so it could sell wine and spirits. A first in Wrangle!
Inns On The Edge (December 2025)
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