Photos show the scale of the refurbishment of the Tap and Run pub that was gutted in a fire over the summer and is hoped to reopen next year. Co-owned by England cricketer Stuart Broad and former Nottinghamshire seamer Harry Gurney, the pub in Upper Broughton was gutted by flames back in June.
The roof was unsalvageable and the interior was severely damaged by the flames, smoke and water damage, leaving just the walls standing. Rebuilding work started at the end of June to dismantle the roof and strip back inside.
Back in June Mr Gurney said the cost of the rebuild, decorating and furniture for the gastro pub was likely to cost around £1m. Now, having been roofless for the past four months, the Tap and Run is beginning to look more like a useable building once again, as work is underway on the construction of the new roof.
