Family-owned beautifully refurbished Grade II listed pub with rooms situated in the delightful rural Hampshire village of Heckfield. With beautiful views over the Hampshire countryside we offer the perfect setting to relax and recharge the batteries away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.With a truly unique history and after 25 years, The NEW INN is now firmly back in the family and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome you in to enjoy hospitality at it’s very best. Comfortable spacious rooms with King size beds, home-cooked food, open fires, strong WI-FI, local artisan suppliers of food and drink plus excellent personal service.REOPENING FEBRUARY 2023

I am a quality obsessed food and beverage business owner with seventeen years experience of owning and operating a multi-site pub restaurant business focused solely on fresh food and excellent quality cooking.Being a business owner is about far more than one role, although operations has been my chief responsibility, I multi-task across all business functions and build effective and mutually beneficial relationships with everyone throughout.My approach is process-driven to ensure consistency whilst always listening to others to affect positive change. Planning, training, selling, coaching and delivering results through a 'get the job done' attitude sums up how I execute my responsibilities at Innjoy Ltd.I am a self-motivated, commercially experienced leader with relentless entrepreneurial drive to build business and deliver profit. Having successfully sold this business (Innjoy Ltd) to a larger multiple operator, I have extensive on-trade experience and a wealth of operational management skills in negotiation, strategy, marketing, sales and customer service.BACKGROUNDSet up in 2001 with the purchase of an Enterprise Inns leasehold to The Lamb, in rural Wiltshire. We grew the business, which was taking less than £700 per week to trading at well in excess of £10k per week inside 12 months. In 2004 Innjoy took on its second venue, The Vine in Hambledon, Hampshire and turnover was doubled inside a year to more than £600k per annum.In January 2008 Innjoy took on the leasehold interest of a closed Marstons PLC site, The Dorchester Arms in Hook. The restaurant was renamed The Hogget and following a £330k refurbishment was reopened that April and has grown exponentially since. With only 65 covers it now turns over in excess of £850k pa and has seen growth of 5/10% year-on-year with high GP. Other businesses include The Exchequer, Fleet, Hampshire.

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