Leeds lost pubs
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LS1 wrote: Si wrote: LS1 wrote: BLAKEY wrote: I think it may actually be a Lambretta with the larger engine covers than the Vespa's "wasp" shape. **oops** being a scooter boy I should have noticed that! You weren't at the great Battle of Otley at the Yeoman the other week, then? No, tell me more... Hi Lee. A couple of weeks ago, The Yeoman pub in Otley organised a Jane Tomlinson charity event for local scooter clubs, with a band playing in the car park. I wasn't there, but apparently a fight broke out between some locals and some of the scooter boys, resulting in Gay Lane being closed off by the police, the intervention of the police helicopter, and about four people being taken to hospital. That's all I know.
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Si wrote: LS1 wrote: Si wrote: LS1 wrote: BLAKEY wrote: I think it may actually be a Lambretta with the larger engine covers than the Vespa's "wasp" shape. **oops** being a scooter boy I should have noticed that! You weren't at the great Battle of Otley at the Yeoman the other week, then? No, tell me more... Hi Lee. A couple of weeks ago, The Yeoman pub in Otley organised a Jane Tomlinson charity event for local scooter clubs, with a band playing in the car park. I wasn't there, but apparently a fight broke out between some locals and some of the scooter boys, resulting in Gay Lane being closed off by the police, the intervention of the police helicopter, and about four people being taken to hospital. That's all I know. Ha, I wondered why when my mate an I were there last week we got some real funny looks from the pub on the corner near Corks (or what used to be Corks)
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LS1 wrote: Si wrote: LS1 wrote: Si wrote: LS1 wrote: BLAKEY wrote: I think it may actually be a Lambretta with the larger engine covers than the Vespa's "wasp" shape. **oops** being a scooter boy I should have noticed that! You weren't at the great Battle of Otley at the Yeoman the other week, then? No, tell me more... Hi Lee. A couple of weeks ago, The Yeoman pub in Otley organised a Jane Tomlinson charity event for local scooter clubs, with a band playing in the car park. I wasn't there, but apparently a fight broke out between some locals and some of the scooter boys, resulting in Gay Lane being closed off by the police, the intervention of the police helicopter, and about four people being taken to hospital. That's all I know. Ha, I wondered why when my mate an I were there last week we got some real funny looks from the pub on the corner near Corks (or what used to be Corks) That's either The Junction to the right, or The Rose and Crown to the left, Lee. Korks (with a K) is still there.I'm told the locals were mainly to blame (some of them from The Rose and Crown,) not the scooter boys, but I'm sure someone will tell me different!
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The Highland , off Burley Road has the metal shutters up. I'm devastated - thats's two of Leeds' real gems closed in a couple of weeks - after the disastrous closing of the Duck and Drake. It just keeps getting worse....
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" As its nearly three years (or is it four ??) since the expiry date for planning objections I was becoming resigned to the fact that JDW had changed their minds."Presumably without the prosthetic limbs, puffer fish with glass eyes and skeletons? I miss that old place. Didn't it shut down somewhere around 2003? I'm sure i remember taking a friend there and arriving to find it all cleared out Word on the Haddon Hall here is it's going to be shops now. Supposedly there's some stipulation in the sale that it still has to sell alcohol (don't ask me how that works), but that could just mean another off-license. Which would be [edited for content] as it would finally screw the existing one on Burley Road, which seems to be having a hard enough time as it is.
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Crazy Jane wrote: " As its nearly three years (or is it four ??) since the expiry date for planning objections I was becoming resigned to the fact that JDW had changed their minds."Presumably without the prosthetic limbs, puffer fish with glass eyes and skeletons? I miss that old place. Didn't it shut down somewhere around 2003? I'm sure i remember taking a friend there and arriving to find it all cleared out Word on the Haddon Hall here is it's going to be shops now. Supposedly there's some stipulation in the sale that it still has to sell alcohol (don't ask me how that works), but that could just mean another off-license. Which would be [edited for content] as it would finally screw the existing one on Burley Road, which seems to be having a hard enough time as it is. Shops??? good grief ! there's even less demand for shops there than there is for a pub!! crazy!
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