The pub has just undergone the most amazing transformation you can imagine. It looks absolutely stunning and people who knew this venue before will remember it as a grotty hole that hadn't seen a lick of paint since the the late 60's. A good mixed bag of folk get in, young and old get on famously. They have started with meals and the prices are some of the cheapest I've seen for a pub. Jacket spuds with fillings from £1:50 to £1:75. A full 3 course sunday lunch from £5:50. Burgers and sandwiches from £2:30 all come with side salad. Pets are welcome (so are kids). Johns Smiths (£1:50) is bang on , I don't drink Tetleys (£1:65) but most of my mates say it's great. Stella Artois on draught, fosters, Carling and a couple of draught ciders add to the choice not to mention the variety in fun drinks, WKD, VKI, breezers and all them sort. plenty of parking. Hey and only come if you like a laugh. If you like a punch up with your beer then you are definately NOT WELCOME so don't bother coming. Otherwise, tell them Johnny G sent you. - John Gardner 
frank heaton
went to ship often,born in royston,had a goodbye party on coming to canada in 1957, gerald reaney had the ship then DAVE GRIFFITHS
USED TO GO IN THE SHIP IN THE EARLY 60"S ALL THE TIME WHEN I WORKED AT ROYSTON SHED AS A FIREMAN ON STEAM LOCO"S. LOOK FOREWARD TO REVISITING. GRIFF. HAYLEY BATEMAN
CHEAP DRINKS GOOD NITE OUT,FULL OF YOUNG LADS AND LASSERS katie
full of roysteners , i wunt even bother going in! sammy
the ship is brill Lee Shepherd
Just a few more thing to add to that Johnny, Live Bands on a Saturday Night, and the best landlord and landlady in the land, what a brilliant pub !!!! MALC.RODGERS
OK. YOU SAY ITS GOOD, IN THAT CASE ILL BE IN ON SUN (7 DEC)FROM RAWMARSH FOR MY DINNER.IF ITS NOT UP TO SCRATCH GARDNER ALBEONTYBACK Jode
Theyve got a good football team David Nicholson
Having left Royston some 40 years ago, but still return I will look forward to revisiting The Ship on my next visit laura carter
hello uncle ruby i think that this page is bang on mate see you in the pub 
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