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he had to be out by 10 am tues or wed and already someone has had a go at getting the lead off the front of the pub
soon it will be a taxi or bus trip to your local
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soon it will be a taxi or bus trip to your local
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Most of the ones round here aren`t doing too badly (Middx/Surrey border). A few have been snapped up by locals who have turned them around and made real successes of them. There`s one down the road from me that was dead in the water a couple of years ago and some people who turned a pub around a mile up the road have taken it over. I went in there a couple of Wednesdays ago and it was heaving. Good food, just drinks if you want and a great interior. Takes skill though. It`s a fine line between a sticky carpet boozer and a ghastly place like All Bar One.
On a Saturday night, if I want a decent pub it is a car journey. If I want one that feels less comfortable to be in, and serves beer that doesn't seem to be quality, then there are a few I can walk to. The more I'm prepared to walk, the better the establishment.
Sign of the times; no longer the haunt of lots of folk downing pints after work before going home. Cheap booze from supermarkets, and the loss of what the pub really was, means folk drink on their own, or with family at home. The social aspect is lost: and with a smaller market caused by the lower value society gives them, pubs inevitably close.
Use it or lose it; the ground it takes up has larger potential profit being used for something else.
Sign of the times; no longer the haunt of lots of folk downing pints after work before going home. Cheap booze from supermarkets, and the loss of what the pub really was, means folk drink on their own, or with family at home. The social aspect is lost: and with a smaller market caused by the lower value society gives them, pubs inevitably close.
Use it or lose it; the ground it takes up has larger potential profit being used for something else.