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Picture source: Historic England Archive

The Hundred Of Ashendon was situated at Lower End. This pub originally started life as The Red Lion, before changing name to first The Gatehangers (mid 20th century) and then The Hundred Of Ashendon, and in so doing becoming a restaurant and small hotel as well as remaining the village pub. It closed in 2022.

Source: David Chapman

The pub was bought by the community in December 2024 and reopened with temporary managers. The name was changed (again) to the Ash Tree. New tenants were appointed with a five-year tenancy from 1 January 2026 and, after a closure in January 2026, will reopen as a pub, restaurant and b&b.

Kevin Nash (December 2025)

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Picture source: Historic England Archive