Gloucestershire Echo, Saturday 29th January 1916: Castle & Bloss are instructed to sell by auction, at the White Hart Hotel, Winchcombe, on Saturday 5th February 1916, at 6 o’clock in the evening – the valuable Freehold of the old-established beerhouse, known as The Sawpits, Littleworth, Greet, with Yard, Garden, Orchard etc. Fixtures and Fittings at valuation. Possession on completion of he purchase. Also the Freehold Erected Cider Mill opposite the Sawpits, fitted with Press, Copper Brewing Furnace. Small Orchard, Outbuildings, Pigstyes, Etc. NOTE: The Auctioneers beg to cakk special attention to this property sale as it affords a splendid opportunity to Brewers, Publicans, and Private People to buy one of the fre Free Houses in the district. A large trade has been carried on for many years.
Tewkesbury Register, Saturday 18th February 1933 – Winchcombe Licensing Sessions: Superintendent Weyman said that he was not desirious of referring any licence for compensation unless it was the will of the Bench and, after consideration, Supt. Weyman gave formal notice that he should make an objection to the renewal of the licence at the Saw Pit, Greet at an adjourned meeting on the 24th February.
Gloucestershire Echo, Monday 11th February 1935: The compensation money having been paid, the Sawpit Inn, Littleworth, Greet, was closed on 29th September 1934.
