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Millstream Pub lovely setting, with good food and beer

Live music venue with several function rooms.

The bear that stands on its porch formerly stood on a double column in the middle of the Market Place. It was moved to its present position in 1806. The Bear can be traced back to 1599 when John Sawter was landlord. Undoubtedly the best known of The Bear's occupants was the future Sir Thomas Lawrence, the fashionable portrait painter who came to live here as a young boy when his father became the landlord in 1773. The inn became renowned for the sketches of its customers made by this talented son of the landlord. There's a nice atmosphere and good food here. https://www.thebearhoteldevizes.co.uk

There's a lively weekly market on Thursdays. A market has been held continuously in the town since the 14th century and for the last three hundred years that has been on a Thursday. That market thrives today.

The Fountain is a memorial to T. H. Southeron Estcourt, who founded the Wiltshire Friendly Society in 1828 and was Member of Parliament for Devizes from 1835 until 1844 and for North Wiltshire from 1844 until 1865. Friendly Societies were invaluable to the working classes, enabling them to provide mutual assistance when in financial need. Estcourt worked tirelessly for the Society, firstly as Secretary and then President.  His interest in the poor was a life-long one and he became President of the Poor Law Board in 1858. The fountain was funded by subscriptions from a grateful public in 1879. The fountain was the first use of the public water supply in the town and needed some last minute modifications because of the pressure.

The Market Cross was designed by Benjamin Wyatt and was given somewhat begrudgingly by Lord Sidmouth.  He was Member of Parliament for the Borough from 1784 to 1805 and Prime Minister from 1801 to 1804. Apparently (and not unusual for a politician) he seemed to have forgotten an earlier promise to erect a cross way back in 1797, but the townspeople managed to persuade him and in 1814 the Cross was built.

Located near the fitness area in Hillworth Park, often described as the hidden gem of Devizes

OPEN FOR TAKEAWAYS !! The team are working really hard to keep everyone safe at this time and we are delighted to announce that we have been awarded the 'We're Good to Go' seal of approval from Visit Britain! So, if you're Good to Go too, pop up and grab a coffee, a snack or an ice-cream 10.30am to 3.30pm (Monday to Friday) and 10am to 4pm (Saturday & Sunday)!!