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Burnhill Road
Beckenham
020 8650 9142
http://coachandhorsesbeckenham.com/
https://whatpub.com/coach-horses
Above drawing, date unknown. |
Above photo, 1958. Kindly sent by Ian Muir of the Beckenham History
Society. |
Above photo, 1968, by kind permission of the Beckenham History Society. |
Above beermat, circa 1970, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe. |
Above photo, 2010 by A Sander, by kind permission of the Beckenham History Society. |
Above photo, 2025, kindly taken and sent be John Matthews. |
Above sign 1987.
With thanks from Roger Pester
www.innsignsociety.com. |
 
Above sign left, May 1993, sign right, February 2002. |
Above sign, 2025, kindly taken and sent be John Matthews. |
Above photo date unknown. |
Now part of Greater London, this area was indeed Kent before 1965. Hence,
I will be adding information regarding this pub as and when I find or it is
sent to me, but at present I'll be concentrating on the areas that are
within the Kent boundary today.
Your help is appreciated, and every email is answered.
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From the
https://www.bromleytimes.co.uk By Chris Murphy, 12 March 2019.
Free St Patrick’s Day food at Coach and Horses, Beckenham.
Anne Louise Inman is the new manager of the Coach and Horses. Photo: Anne Louise Inman.
The new landlady at the Coach and Horses in Beckenham is Irish, so St
Patrick’s Day is bound to be a big item on her calendar.
She has already overseen some dramatic refurbishment work, and is now
looking forward to making the popular celebration day one to remember.
And what better way to do that than with free food.
Anne Louise Inman comes from County Tyrone in Northern Ireland and took
over the running of the pub in January.
After ensuring an £8,000 revamp of the premises, which included the
installation of a new kitchen, went to plan she launched its first food
menu on March 1.
With a large Irish and rugby-loving community, the pub has chosen the
Six Nations and St Patrick’s Day weekend to launch its first event under
the new management.
And so on Sunday, March 17, the pub will be home to a St Patrick’s Day
party, including Irish music and free Irish stew.
Anne Louise said: “St Patrick’s is the perfect day for us to open our
doors and welcome those who may not have had chance to come and meet us
yet. We instantly fell in love with the Coach and Horses. We’re settling
well in Beckenham and are really keen to meet more friendly faces from
the local community.
“With my Irish heritage and 20 years’ pub management experience, I’m
confident we’re in good shape to put on a fantastic St Patrick’s Day
party that everyone can enjoy.”
As well as merchandise giveaways, a £100 drinks voucher is up for grabs
on the night of March 16 after the Wales and Ireland Six Nations Rugby
match.
Raffle tickets for the prize draw are being given out with drink
purchases at pub during the remaining Six Nations games this month.
Following significant investment, the pub in Burnhill Road – owned by Ei
Publican Partnerships – has launched its first food menu which includes
breakfast dishes, light bites, traditional main dishes, burgers,
sandwiches and salads.
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From the Bromley Record, October, 1861.
PETTY SESSIONS. Bromley, 2nd September, 1861.
Innkeepers Licenses.
Present, J. Chapman, Esq. Chairman, Colonel Cator, R. Boyd, Coles Child, R.
Berens, J. Fortesque, W. Warwick, and C. L. Wilson, Esqrs.
The next application was preferred by Mr. Wilson, and was for a license for a
house called the "Coach and Horses," at Beckenham.
Mr. Gibson appeared for the applicant, and was opposed by Mr. Child, of the
Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society.
Mr. Child pointed out that there was not in the notices, as required by the
statute, a statement as to who was the owner of the house.
Mr. Gibson said this was no doubt a fatal objection, and withdrew the
application.
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LICENSEE LIST
SMITH John Edward F 1913-22+
McOMIE Albert P 1930-38+
FINN Sydney H 1939+ (age 49 in 1939)
INMAN Anne Louise 2019+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/CoachHorses.shtml
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