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Historic inn closes after new operators abruptly pull out
December 11, 2025
|Nottingham Post
A VILLAGE'S oldest inn has closed after its operators pulled out.
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It was supposed to be a new chapter for the Salutation in Keyworth, which is believed to date back to the 1600s. It was taken over in May by family-run New Country Inns, which also operates the Greendale Oak in Cuckney and The Millhouse in Worksop.
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