A building that housed a Telford micropub is up for sale, a month after it suddenly closed down.
The building where The Boot Micropub was in Wellington. Photo: Rightmovewith a sudden announcement on social media. The owners, who also run the Coracle Micropub in Ironbridge, said it was"not currently sustainable".
The Boot, in Wellington's market square, opened in July 2022, four years after its 'sibling' was launched in Ironbridge.The Boot received a £10,000 business start-up grant through Telford & Wrekin Council’s Pride in Our High Street programme to open on Market Square.The Boot specialised in quality beers, including cask ales, keg beers, a wide range of cans and bottles and a wine and spirits selection curated by Tanners and Moonshine & Fuggles respectively.
“Following a rigorous appraisal process, the council awarded the grant based on the high quality of the application and the expected positive impact of the business on Wellington High Street.
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