The Bell Inn PH

The Bell Inn PH is a public house in Caerleon, Newport, Wales, trading under the name The Bell Inn. The building is recorded as a Grade II listed building in Newport City, and it stands opposite the junction with Isca Road at the south end of The Village, the historic core of Caerleon. As a listed building, its architectural and historic character is protected under the UK's statutory listing regime, which recognises buildings of special architectural or historic interest. The pub operates as a licensed premises serving drinks and pub food to local residents and visitors to the area. Caerleon itself is a village with a strong Roman heritage, being the site of the Roman legionary fortress Isca Augusta, and its historic village centre attracts tourists. The Bell Inn benefits from this setting, positioned within the conservation area of the village. The pub's website is thebellatcaerleon.co.uk, indicating its identity as 'The Bell at Caerleon'. Like many traditional British pubs, it functions as a community hub as well as a hospitality business. The available evidence does not record its founding date, ownership structure, or corporate parent, so those details remain unconfirmed. Its principal significance in the brand knowledge base is as a named hospitality venue and a protected historic building rather than as a large corporate chain.

The Bell Inn PH is a public house in Caerleon, Newport, Wales. The building is a Grade II listed building in Newport City, situated opposite the junction with Isca Road at the south end of The Village. Grade II listing is the most common category of statutory protection in England and Wales, applied to buildings of special architectural or historic interest. The listing indicates that the structure retains historic fabric and character worthy of protection. Caerleon is historically significant as the site of Isca Augusta, a Roman legionary fortress, and the village centre where the pub stands contains Roman remains and later medieval and Victorian buildings. The pub's trading name, reflected in its website thebellatcaerleon.co.uk, is 'The Bell at Caerleon'. As a public house, it has served as a local social venue, offering alcoholic drinks and food. The available evidence does not provide a construction date, founding date, or ownership history. Its history as a brand is therefore primarily that of a long-standing named local pub within a protected historic building, rather than a documented corporate timeline. The pub remains active as a hospitality business.

A traditional British public house and Grade II listed building in the historic village of Caerleon, serving locals and visitors.

• Cask ale

  Traditional British cask-conditioned beer served in the pub.

• Pub food

  Meals served in a traditional pub setting.

1. 1The Bell Inn PH - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2The Bell at Caerleonthebellatcaerleon.co.uk