Photo of The Bushells Arms, a pub near Goosnargh, Lancashire, north west England. — © Alexander P Kapp / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

The Bushells Arms

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The Bushells Arms is a straightforward village pub in Goosnargh, north of Preston, doing hearty food and local ales — a handy stop in a corner better known for its duck and for Mrs Kirkham’s Lancashire cheese made nearby. Ye Horns Inn is the other option in the lanes here. Preston station is about 8km south.

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