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Pubs, and the demise of.
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clive said:Bournesnr said:clive said:InspectorSands said:clive said:Google shows the pub as being "permanently closed", but I'm not sure if that's the case or if it's just being deliberately run down erratically run.1
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Chaz Hill said:clive said:Bournesnr said:clive said:InspectorSands said:clive said:Google shows the pub as being "permanently closed", but I'm not sure if that's the case or if it's just being deliberately run down erratically run.0
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clive said:Chaz Hill said:clive said:Bournesnr said:clive said:InspectorSands said:clive said:Google shows the pub as being "permanently closed", but I'm not sure if that's the case or if it's just being deliberately run down erratically run.4
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ElfsborgAddick said:se9addick said:@ElfsborgAddick - I’m sure living in Brazil is amazing on so many levels, but the pubs look absolutely shocking!
Pubs are virtually non-existent, and as you say, absolutely shocking!0 -
Off_it said:ElfsborgAddick said:se9addick said:@ElfsborgAddick - I’m sure living in Brazil is amazing on so many levels, but the pubs look absolutely shocking!
Pubs are virtually non-existent, and as you say, absolutely shocking!1 -
Off_it said:ElfsborgAddick said:se9addick said:@ElfsborgAddick - I’m sure living in Brazil is amazing on so many levels, but the pubs look absolutely shocking!
Pubs are virtually non-existent, and as you say, absolutely shocking!Somewhere like this is very typical, basically a restaurant with a few tv's showing the football.Out here people tend to go out as families rather than groups of geezers going out and getting a drink down them.
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ElfsborgAddick said:Off_it said:ElfsborgAddick said:se9addick said:@ElfsborgAddick - I’m sure living in Brazil is amazing on so many levels, but the pubs look absolutely shocking!
Pubs are virtually non-existent, and as you say, absolutely shocking!.Out here people tend to go out as families rather than groups of geezers going out and getting a drink down them.15 -
AFKABartram said:ElfsborgAddick said:Off_it said:ElfsborgAddick said:se9addick said:@ElfsborgAddick - I’m sure living in Brazil is amazing on so many levels, but the pubs look absolutely shocking!
Pubs are virtually non-existent, and as you say, absolutely shocking!.Out here people tend to go out as families rather than groups of geezers going out and getting a drink down them.0 -
se9addick said:@ElfsborgAddick - I’m sure living in Brazil is amazing on so many levels, but the pubs look absolutely shocking!
I normally have one in here when I have missed my bus1 -
Just seen the Who'd Thought in Timbercroft lane going the same way as the White Swan. Developers want to reduce the size of the pub to build 6 flats on the site. Then next they will claim the the reduced pub not economic so let's knock it down.0
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“ Up to 18 residents will need to share one of the two kitchens according to the Design and Access Statement.
Up to 28 residents could be expected be share two washing machines.”
Sounds hideous
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Curb_It said:Sad to see the Plum Tree close, did you see that news Inspector? I thought it was doing well as always people in when we passed by. But they took on the shop next door to turn in to a deli and I think financially it was too much. A shame really.0
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EugenesAxe said:“ Up to 18 residents will need to share one of the two kitchens according to the Design and Access Statement.
Up to 28 residents could be expected be share two washing machines.”
Sounds hideous
I can see the people living there will be happy with the arrangements.
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Or the neighbours.3
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Bravo.0
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Hope our promotion will help rescue some of the currently derelict pubs in Charlton (White Swan, Pickwick, Anchor and Hope)... loved all 3 of those pubs in their prime
and if crowds (presumably!) improve next season, just the RoD, Bugle and Oak is not sufficient to cope with demand - hopefully somebody is willing to invest in that in the hope of it being a long-term opportunity after the last 16 years of suppression by L1 football3 -
Anyone know why the Plough and Harrow, Welling, is temporarily closed?0
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Gutted the yacht in bexleyheath is currently closed for refurbishment as would of liked to of gone there after Wembley yesterday as sue the landlady is a big Charlton fan0
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The Trafalgar Tavern in Greenwich has got to remove all the outside seating on instructions of the council.Work has started at the Anchor.2
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Baldybonce said:The Trafalgar Tavern in Greenwich has got to remove all the outside seating on instructions of the council.Work has started at the Anchor.
I think they were taking the piss a bit anyway though and the prices are an absolute joke - £8.40 for a neck oil1 -
I leave the Trafalgar to the tourists. Would much prefer to walk 10 minutes to the Pelts.8
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Leeds_Addick said:Baldybonce said:The Trafalgar Tavern in Greenwich has got to remove all the outside seating on instructions of the council.Work has started at the Anchor.
I think they were taking the piss a bit anyway though and the prices are an absolute joke - £8.40 for a neck oil1 -
Dartford folk on here will know the Welsh Tavern in Stone. Empty and boarded up for a few years. Badly damaged by fire yesterday evening.0
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Why do so many old pubs suffer from fires? Is there a specific insurance term or clause in a lease that becomes relevant or voided?
Edit to add link that i can't access from current network- https://www.reddit.com/r/britishproblems/comments/15jp9l2/seeing_a_historic_pub_mysteriously_burn_down/0 -
Pelham123 said:Dartford folk on here will know the Welsh Tavern in Stone. Empty and boarded up for a few years. Badly damaged by fire yesterday evening.0
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Fires resolve planning issues.2
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Baldybonce said:The Trafalgar Tavern in Greenwich has got to remove all the outside seating on instructions of the council.Work has started at the Anchor.
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