The Post House is the first Davenports branded pub in Kidderminster in over three decades. 

The pub will boast a strong foodie offering with great pub classics as well as Davenports award-winning dishes of wickedly good burgers, beer battered fish & chips and a super selection of deep filled sandwiches and lite bites for those pausing for lunch at the pub.

Inspiration for the name came from the high-profile former resident of Blackwell Street where the pub is located, Sir Rowland Hill. 

A celebrity of the Victorian era, Sir Rowland Hill is best known for instigating the postal reform, making the postal service something that everyone could afford. It's thanks to his vision and work that the first stamp was created, the Penny Black.