What is recorded here

This black commemorative plaque records: The Hatchet Inn These licensed premises comprise two early nineteenth-century Georgian-style buildings. The date stone, at the rear, is marked 1807. This is probably when the properites were extended or altered. The earliest record of this former coaching inn is dated May 1725, referring to the 'Hatchet' in the market place at Newbury Recorded plaque organisation: J. D. Wetherspoon.

The Hatchet Inn has been a significant landmark in Newbury since at least 1725, serving as a coaching inn and community gathering spot. Its Georgian-style buildings, dating back to the early nineteenth century, reflect the architectural trends of the period and have contributed to the historical character of the town.

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