An Upminster pub with 19th-century roots claims to have a one-of-a-kind name.
The Jobbers Rest, in St Mary's Lane, is just one of the town's watering holes and its name refers to a person who was paid by the job or for individual pieces of work as a general labourer.
It was acquired by the pub chain in 2016, though its roots are thought to date back to around 1871.
The original pub was operated from a single cottage in a terrace of four that were once used as Upminster's workhouse.
The current building dates back to the early 20th century, and is rumoured to have been frequented by footballer Jimmy Greaves and actor Victor Maddern.
On its website, The Jobbers Rest is described as having "bags of character".
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