Like most Wetherspoon pubs this is now a spacious one-room pub. It is a conversion from previous licensed premises on site. There are both quiet areas and others which seem livelier. Family diners are welcome. Its name comes from the local printer who was one of the first to print in colour, framed examples are on display. It is decorated with artefacts that pay tribute to the members of the Armed Forces' personnel stationed in the area during World War II.