Here at The Old Plough, you are about to discover a place where community spirit thrives. This isn’t just a pub. The Old Plough is a local institution. It binds people together.
Step inside The Old Plough. Feel the warmth and friendliness that radiates from its walls. The Old Plough has a magnetic pull that draws you in.
Let’s talk about the remarkable transformation of The Old Plough. Before its refurbishment, The Old Plough looked rather menacing. It projected a message of “strangers keep out.” Now, huge plate-glass windows dazzle in the sun. The building projects a friendly welcome. It is a sanctuary from the noisy streets.
The interior of The Old Plough is a delightful surprise. Wood floors and old Joanna pianos create a cozy atmosphere. Mirrors reflect light and laughter. The stunning original tile mural is a wonder to behold. It is a must-see for any purist.
The Plough isn’t limited by corporate constraints. It can freely offer whatever it wants. The team is always happy to chat about pub life.
Are you planning a late night? Downstairs, “Elton’s” offers a chance to boogie. It’s perfect for continuing the fun. For those who want to blow off steam, join Red Star Homerton. This is the pub’s men’s or women’s football team. They play on Sundays at Hackney Marshes. It’s another nod to the traditions that the Guv’nors cherish.
But The Old Plough is more than just a place for leisure. During the Covid-19 pandemic, they fed Hackney children. They did this during half-term and Christmas holidays. The government wouldn’t. The Old Plough and a band of volunteers stepped up.
They also arranged tech equipment donations. This ensured that less fortunate children could homeschool without restrictions. The Old Plough is an example of how pubs are the glue that binds communities. The Old Plough leads from the front.
The Plough embraces its role. It values the meaning of the word community.