Chestnut Joins StreetSmart’s £1-on-the-Bill Campaign to Support Vulnerable People in the East of England
Chestnut is proud to announce that all 25 of its pubs and Big House Hotels across the East of England will be taking part in the StreetSmart campaign throughout November and December. During this period, £1 will be added to every restaurant bill, with every penny raised going directly to help vulnerable people in the region.
They join hundreds of restaurants and pubs nationwide supporting StreetSmart’s annual campaign, which raises vital funds for people experiencing homelessness and hardship during the winter months.
Gordy McIntyre, Head of Food & Beverage at Chestnut, said:
“StreetSmart is such a fantastic charity; we’re delighted that all our pubs and hotels will be supporting the £1 on the bill Christmas campaign and that all funds raised will go directly to helping vulnerable people in the East of England. Homelessness in this region is on the rise and we’re committed to supporting those in our local communities that need it the most.”
StreetSmart was established in 1998, and since then has raised over £13 million for homeless and vulnerable people across the UK, partnering with local charities to provide accommodation, employment and training opportunities, and vital support services
Founded by Philip Turner, Chestnut has flourished by breathing new life into historic pubs with rooms across the East of England. Many of these once-closed properties have been beautifully restored, transforming them into thriving community hubs that provide warm hospitality and create valuable local jobs for local people. Chestnut’s commitment to people, place, and purpose continues to drive its success and strengthen the fabric of rural communities.
Chestnut by county
- Dramatic North Norfolk
- The Globe Inn, Wells-next-the-Sea
- The Lifeboat Inn at Thornham
- The Chequers, Thornham
- The Gin Trap, Ringstead
- The Feathers, Holt
- The Wiveton Bell
- The White Horse, Blakeney
- The Maltings, Weybourne
Charming, understated Suffolk
- The Ship at Dunwich
- The Westleton Crown
- The Weeping Willow, Barrow
- The Crown, Stoke by Nayland
- The Packhorse Inn, Moulton
- The Black Lion, Long Melford
- The Red Lion, East Bergholt
- The Angel Inn, Stoke by Nayland
- The Anchor Inn, Nayland
Timeless Cambridgeshire
- The Three Blackbirds, Woodditton
- The Carpenters Arms, Great Wilbraham
- The Old Bridge
