Pubs and lost pubs in and around Otley.
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Nice work again, Drapesy. I've often wondered if the taxi place on Wesley Street was a pub. It has a similar corner door like the Star/Chip-in-Dales. I've heard a rumour that Wetherspoon's now have their eye on the Black Horse. Could be just hear-say, but it's their type of building.No more news on what was The Curlew, but renovation work continues apace.
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Si wrote: Nice work again, Drapesy. I've often wondered if the taxi place on Wesley Street was a pub. It has a similar corner door like the Star/Chip-in-Dales. I've heard a rumour that Wetherspoon's now have their eye on the Black Horse. Could be just hear-say, but it's their type of building.No more news on what was The Curlew, but renovation work continues apace. Si, I also heard a rumour a bit since that Wetherspoons had their eye on the present Netto once its vacated for Cross Green. I thought that was a very unsuitable building for their "genre" and the Black Horse is, I should imagine, almost ready to move into after the odd lick of paint so to speak.
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Latest news on the 'Old Cock' here - I'll get my own pic posted annon.I have updated various earlier entries btwhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/tomackroyd/491143 ... /contacts/
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drapesy wrote: Latest news on the 'Old Cock' here - I'll get my own pic posted annon.I have updated various earlier entries btwhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/tomackroyd/491143 ... /contacts/ Thank you very much Drapesy for this thread .The hours of research you have put in to produce this must be incalculable.
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stutterdog wrote: drapesy wrote: Latest news on the 'Old Cock' here - I'll get my own pic posted annon.I have updated various earlier entries btwhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/tomackroyd/491143 ... /contacts/ Thank you very much Drapesy for this thread .The hours of research you have put in to produce this must be incalculable. Cheers!It was very enjoyable though - and the odd pint or two along the way helps.....
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I've only ever once been to pubs in Otley and that was on a lads pub crawl at least 30 years ago! I recall there were so many pubs you could effectively come out of one and go straight into another! In view of all the closures mentioned in the thread things seem to have changed a lot.
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Phips wrote: Just learned that The Spite closes tonight (Monday Aug 30th) for the last time - conversion to housing. Just when they'd got the beer right. presumably another Enterprise job. Bah - when will someone be brave enough to sever this dreadful tie system, while we've still some pubs left? I didn't know that - very sad
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Phips wrote: Just learned that The Spite closes tonight (Monday Aug 30th) for the last time - conversion to housing. Just when they'd got the beer right. presumably another Enterprise job. Bah - when will someone be brave enough to sever this dreadful tie system, while we've still some pubs left? Blimey that's a shock - I drove past it only last Wednesday and, while I didn't take particular notice, it seemed to be "alive and well."
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Ok time for some updates - some of the information on earlier pages has been updated.Heres a picture of the revamped 'Bowling Green' - popular aint it???
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