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	Picture Source: Hania Franek
The Nags Head was situated on Market Street. This grade-II listed pub was present by 1728 when the publican was John Beales. The Nags Head closed in December 2009. It was re-named the George & Dragon when it reopened in 2011 and has since reverted to the Nags Head.
Listed building details:
Public House. Mid C18. Colourwashed brick with flint north gable wall and pantiled roof. 2 continuous ranges in 2 storeys. Doors at each end with 4 C19 casements under segmental arches to ground floor and 5 similar to first floor. Southern range has bell-based gabled roof with ridge stack left of centre, north range gabled roof with end stacks and north parapet on kneelers. Brick tumbling in gable wall. Good consoled eaves cornice with septaglyphs.
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