Leeds Lost Pubs - Part 2
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raveydavey
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drapesy
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raveydavey wrote: drapesy wrote: But the Old Unicorn in Bramley is closed and shuttered It was in t'YEP a week or two ago - bought by Wetherspoons and set to undergo a big return before reopening, apparently. that's good
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Uno Hoo
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Leedsdominicano wrote: uncle mick wrote: Leedsdominicano wrote: Does anyone remember The Moonraker pub from the early 70's? Inside it was all done out as a moon scape. I was only a young teenager when my dad managed it but I remember thinking how 'cool' it was inside lol. Unfortunately we were not there long as it was too far for me to travel to Abbey Grange school 
Do you mean The Moonraker in Wakefield ??? No, after a bit of detective work I just found out it was on the Halifax Rd, near Odsal top! lol. It's still there, Leedsdominicano, but changed its name to "The Northern" some years ago, presumably to attract fans of Bradford Northern - remember that name? The way things are going, the pub could well outlast the rugby!!!
Do you mean The Moonraker in Wakefield ??? No, after a bit of detective work I just found out it was on the Halifax Rd, near Odsal top! lol. It's still there, Leedsdominicano, but changed its name to "The Northern" some years ago, presumably to attract fans of Bradford Northern - remember that name? The way things are going, the pub could well outlast the rugby!!! The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, moves on; nor all thy Piety nor all thy Wit can call it back to cancel half a Line, nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it.