Council gives its verdict on new eco-friendly gin bar planned for Penwortham
"Fairham Gin will follow other recently opened bars and restaurants along Liverpool Road with an outside seating area. The outside area would be subject to restricted hours in line with the other units along that strip."
To do their bit to combat climate change Ellis and Liam have teamed up with the Ribble Rivers Trust in a partnership which will see a tree sapling planted in Lancashire for every 70c bottle of gin sold. They are also looking to recruit staff who live within walking distance of the bar/shop. "The trees that are planted through this partnership will deliver a wide range of benefits, including creating new woodlands for wildlife and people to enjoy, boosting biodiversity, slowing the flow of water, reducing flood risk and improving water and air quality.
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