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The King William IV in Mickleham

Byttom Hill
Mickleham
Dorking
RH5 6EL
01372 372590

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Suitable For...

Private FunctionsWelcomes parties and celebrationsGroup Meetings / FunctionsRegular social users are welcome

Facilities at The King William IV...

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Function Room

Does The King William IV have a function room?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


Food Service

Does The King William IV offer food service?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


Pool Table

Does The King William IV have a pool table?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


Sports TV

Does The King William IV have sports TV?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


Dartboard

1 visitor(s) told us that The King William IV DOESN'T have a dartboard. Is this correct?

Correct, they do not
WRONG, They do!


Outdoor Seating

Does The King William IV have outdoor seating?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


Real Ale

Does The King William IV regularly serve real ale?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


Car Parking

1 visitor(s) told us that The King William IV DOESN'T have a car park. Is this correct?

Correct, they do not
WRONG, They do!


Disabled Access

1 visitor(s) told us that The King William IV DOESN'T have disabled access. Is this correct?

Correct, they do not
WRONG, They do!


Family Friendly

Does The King William IV welcome children?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


Dog Friendly

Does The King William IV welcome dogs?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


Free WiFi

Does The King William IV offer free WiFi?

YES, They do
NO, They do not


A neutron walks into a bar. "How much for a pint?". The landlady replied "for you, no charge!"



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Origins of "King William IV" as a Pub Name

King William IV was a popular figure among the British people. He was seen as a down-to-earth and approachable king, and many people felt a sense of loyalty to him. This made him a natural choice for a pub name, as pubs are often seen as a place where people can come together and socialize.

Also, King William IV was a keen supporter of the brewing industry. He signed the Beerhouse Act into law in 1830, which made it easier for people to open pubs. This led to a boom in the number of pubs in Britain, and many of these new pubs were named after King William IV.

Arms of William Henry, Duke of Clarence


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