The Masonic Inn, in Stoke, has been closed for days, with a sign outside saying “closed until further notice”.
Landlady Charmaine Hay, 69, left the pub after a final party night on April 28. She had been landlady since 2004 and in 2019 set up the company The Masonic Inn Ltd, which is still listed as “active”.
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