Welcome to The Rose & Crown

Welwyn Hertfordshire

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Welcome to The Rose and Crown, Welwyn Village.

The Rose and Crown is a 17th Century Grade ll Listed building, and former coach house.
The first registered Innkeeper was Mr Joseph Brand in 1839, with the pub being run by the Brand family for the next 50 years.

The Barn @ The Rose and Crown is one of the oldest redbrick buildings in the village, and has benefited a major refurbishment in 2021, now operating as a wonderful function space for the pub.

With a lively and sociable atmosphere, The Rose and Crown boasts a main bar area, sports bar showing Sky and BT Sport, large garden and terrace area, heated garden pods and covered smoking area.

We have a wide range of lagers, cask ales, ciders and craft beers on draught. With an extensive wine, gin and spirit list too, we’re sure you’ll find something just for you here at The Rose and Crown.We have an incredible new menu full of homemade pub classics, and also serve homemade roasts every Sunday.

 

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At The Rose & Crown

15th July, 2026
Argentina vs England (World Cup)

Argentina vs England (World Cup)

Coverage of the second semi-final, which takes place at Atlanta Stadium in the USA. England reached their fourth World Cup semi-final with an extra-time victory against Norway in the quarter-finals, and were victorious in this stadium in the last 32, when they came from behind again to defeat DR Congo. The goals of Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham have been key to their success, and they'll be needed again here against old foes Argentina. The reigning champions haven't been at their best in their title defence, but have still managed to score three times in each of their three knockout matches so far, and have the remarkable Lionel Messi, who is set to face England for the first time in his career.

16th July, 2026
England v India (Cricket England ODI)

England v India (Cricket England ODI)

Coverage of the second ODI in the three-match series, which takes place at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff. These two sides last met in this format in another three-game contest back in February 2025. India won the first two matches on home soil by four wickets before the final game of the series saw them claim a massive 142-run victory.

18th July, 2026
World Matchplay: Day 1 (Darts)

World Matchplay: Day 1 (Darts)

Coverage of the first day of the tournament, which takes place at Winter Gardens in Blackpool. The first round of matches takes place today and this stage last year saw the likes of James Wade, Gary Anderson, Luke Littler and Stephen Bunting all progress to the second round. However, both Luke Humphries and Nathan Aspinall went out at this stage 12 months ago, with Humphries losing 10-8 to the Netherlands' Gian van Veen and Aspinall going out thanks to a 10-6 loss to van Veen's fellow countryman Wessel Nijman.

19th July, 2026
England v India (Cricket England ODI)

England v India (Cricket England ODI)

Coverage of the third and final ODI of the series from Lord's Cricket Ground in London. The hosts are looking for their first series victory in this format since a 2-1 win at home in 2018. That success was only England's second ODI series win in their last nine attempts against their visitors. Since then India have won three series on the trot, as well as coming out on top in seven of the last nine meetings between the two sides.

19th July, 2026
World Matchplay: Day 2 (Darts)

World Matchplay: Day 2 (Darts)

Coverage of the afternoon session on day two of the tournament, which takes place at Winter Gardens in Blackpool, and features four first-round matches. Dirk van Duijvenbode registered an impressive 10-8 victory over Rob Cross in the corresponding session last year, while there were also wins for Andrew Gilding, Jermaine Wattimena, and Mike De Decker.

20th July, 2026
World Matchplay: Day 3 (Darts)

World Matchplay: Day 3 (Darts)

Coverage of day three of the tournament, which takes place at Winter Gardens in Blackpool, and features four first-round matches. Josh Rock recorded a three-dart average of 104 in a 10-5 victory over Ross Smith in the corresponding session last year, while Chris Dobey, Gerwyn Price, and Michael van Gerwen all secured a spot in the second round with wins over Ricardo Pietreczko, Daryl Gurney, and Raymond van Barneveld.

21st July, 2026
World Matchplay: Day 4 (Darts)

World Matchplay: Day 4 (Darts)

Coverage of day four of the tournament, which takes place at Winter Gardens in Blackpool, and features four second-round matches. Stephen Bunting and Gary Anderson were involved in the match of the night at this stage 12 months ago, with the former claiming a quarter-final berth with a 12-10 triumph, while Gian van Veen, James Wade, and Jonny Clayton also progressed to the last eight.