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In the village of Gorsley and a just a few hundred yards from the border between Herefordshire and Gloucestershire stands The Roadmaker Inn.

Originally The Roadmaker Inn was called The New Inn, until being renamed in 1976 after a local man who built roads with chippings from a nearby quarry.  He built the New Inn in 1847 as a place where he could brew cider and breed pigs. For a long time the New Inn was a simple cider house.

Today the Roadmaker Inn is owned and run by 3 Ex British Ghurka soldiers. Having only recently taken over the Roadmaker Inn after serving with the 1st Royal Ghurka Rifles for over 55 years between them.