M Margaret Johnson 11 years ago The village needs somewhere for all the people to go, it will make jobs and help keep the village alive.
N Nick Macpherson 11 years ago Otterburn is like a ghost town without the perch. arms. unbelievable anyone should object to its re opening
M Mina Wright 11 years ago Otterburn needs the Percy arms back to bring the village back to life and to give employment opportunities to the locals
F Fiona Roberts 11 years ago People don't realise what happens when the heart of a rural village is taken away.
P Paul smith 11 years ago Would be good to see the Percy open again I've many fond memories of the Percy
T Tim Murray 11 years ago Otterburn really needs the percy arms open again! Such a big miss since its closure!
S Susan Varley 11 years ago I have lived in Otterburn for 59 years the Percy Arms has been a big miss let's have it opened again
K Kim Wright 11 years ago I was brought up in Otterburn, and the Percy was a vital part of the village. Breath life back in to Otterburn
Help the owners make a success.
we need a village pub
The village needs somewhere for all the people to go, it will make jobs and help keep the village alive.
Otterburn is like a ghost town without the perch. arms. unbelievable anyone should object to its re opening
would be good for the community and bring tourists to area.
Otterburn needs the Percy arms back to bring the village back to life and to give employment opportunities to the locals
bring it back, continue the craic!
People don't realise what happens when the heart of a rural village is taken away.
Please Keep this as part of the village community
Dilger
Open the Percy
Would be good to see the Percy open again I've many fond memories of the Percy
One of the landmarks of the village
The village is dead without it!
Otterburn really needs the percy arms open again! Such a big miss since its closure!
use it or lose it, in this case we need it back
village needs a pub.
I have lived in Otterburn for 59 years the Percy Arms has been a big miss let's have it opened again
mcbeansonairth@aolCom
I was brought up in Otterburn, and the Percy was a vital part of the village. Breath life back in to Otterburn