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The Cherry Tree closed in 2011. At the time of closure it was being run by former T'Pau singer Carol Decker and her husband.

This pub reopened in April 2012.

Sue McArdle (August 2012)

Review from tantallon.org.uk:

* Brakspear's Mild £1.80 * Brakspear's Bitter £2.10 * Brakspear's Special £2.20 (17.ii.2001) This is a nice little pub. The name comes from what was formerly the main source of income round here. The water came from clay pits that dried up in the summer, and that is why the Maharajah of Benares commissioned the splendid Victorian well on the far side of the cherry grove from here. The well has a golden elephant on top. Three bitters on cask above. I only had the Special, but it was excellent. Two sandwiches and a large Cornish pastie with baked beans came to £5.50 all in all, which is astonishing when you consider what you could get for that in other pubs. Lots of dogs. South-facing aspect. Low ceiling. In fact, it's a two storey building the height of a bungalow. (17.ii.2001)

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