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Yorkshireman's Arms, Burgess St. - Gone.


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8 minutes ago, melthebell said:

That might be case, but it was demolished as it was deemed dangerous NOT cos it was unviable, and it was one of my drinking dens back in the late 80s, early 90s so i know something about it, i used it

Its 2022 now 👍

 

If it was demolished because it was falling down is a direct result of years of underinvestment because the pub wasnt making any money

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3 minutes ago, Jack Grey said:

Its 2022 now 👍

 

If it was demolished because it was falling down is a direct result of years of underinvestment because the pub wasnt making any money

no, it was falling down mainly cos of the wall that no longer had support at the side of it, due to the building next to it being removed previously

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7 minutes ago, Jack Grey said:

Its 2022 now 👍

 

If it was demolished because it was falling down is a direct result of years of underinvestment because the pub wasnt making any money

No it was demolished because of the council . A similar fate could happen to the Sportsman 

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1 minute ago, crookesey said:

If the Old Queen’s Head found itself to be in a position that ‘didn’t suit’, you just wonder what might happen to it.

I was in there yesterday about 4pm and it was quite busy

 

Its got alot better over the last few years and the food isnt that bad

 

Even the Penny Black has had a bit of a resurgence since it became a Green King 👍

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At the end of the day, anywhere that is a popular, well-used, thriving and popular business is much less likely to be closed down than somewhere who is struggling for customers and struggling to make ends meet. Of course it's sad when a local pub or other local landmark closes down for good - but if local people used it more frequently and kept it operating  profitably, it would have a better chance of surviving.

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2 hours ago, FIRETHORN1 said:

At the end of the day, anywhere that is a popular, well-used, thriving and popular business is much less likely to be closed down than somewhere who is struggling for customers and struggling to make ends meet. Of course it's sad when a local pub or other local landmark closes down for good - but if local people used it more frequently and kept it operating  profitably, it would have a better chance of surviving.

Exactly 👍

 

Look at the state of the Old Town Hall which has been empty since 1997 because of ridiculous  conservation rules

 

We're lucky its not burnt down yet

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6 minutes ago, Jack Grey said:

Exactly 👍

 

Look at the state of the Old Town Hall which has been empty since 1997 because of ridiculous  conservation rules

 

We're lucky its not burnt down yet

Whats conservation rules got to do with the council pulling down the Yorkshireman ?

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