SKY and BT Sport. The bar opened in February 2019 with manager Luke Powell-Pepper at the helm. The Rawson Spring, Hillsborough Corner, a large Wetherspoon chain pub situated within the building of the former Walkley and Hillsborough District Baths, and until 2007 was aptly called The Deep End. A large outdoor area with an external bar was added in 2014. The pub can become very busy and congested on days when Sheffield Wednesday are at home. The Riverside, Walkley Lane, known as the Freemason's Arms until 2013 when it was taken over by a chain. Pubs in Nether Edge (S7 and S11) The Union, Nether Edge Byron House, Nether Edge The Broadfield, Abbeydale Road The Stag, Psalter Lane Fox House is a former coach house on Hathersage Road. It is named after Mr Fox of Callow Farm in Highlow rather than the small animal. The limestone building was built in 1773 and extended in the 1840s by the landlord of the time, the Duke of Rutland. Pubs in Abbeydale and Millhouses (S7) The Millhouses, Abbeydale Road The Robin Hood dates from at least the early 19th century. The Waggon and Horses is housed in a pre-19th-century farmhouse of unknown age. A tea room was built alongside in the 1920s and the farm outbuildings converted into a garage. The tea room has since been integrated into the pub and the outbuildings demolished. Pubs in Woodseats and Norton (S8) Sport Shack, Chesterfield Road, was formerly a Greggs bakery and a charity shop. The building has had a dramatic transformation to become Woodseats first sports bar. The brand owned by Danny Grayson and James Dobson operate 2 other venues in Sheffield, located in Hillsborough and Ecclesall Road. The Woodseats Palace, Chesterfield Road, was formerly a cinema, opened in 1911. It was then used as supermarkets (Fine Fare, Kwik Save, Alldays) and is now a Wetherspoons free house. The Chantrey Arms, Chesterfield Road, named after sculptor Francis Chantrey who was born nearby in Norton. The Woodseats Hotel, Chesterfield Road, made the national news when Firkin Brewery changed its name to The Floozey and Firkin. Closed circa 2009, now an Indian restaurant Viraaj. The Big Tree, Chesterfield Road, was once called Masons Arms but has been named The Big Tree since 1936, with the exception of a short period in the 1980s under the Brewburgers brand. The large tree after which the pub was named