OOH!Which pub? I could name The George, Tickford St (now a Chinese take-away) The Bull, Tickford Street, The dolphin on the high street, erm . . . The swan hotel, but that's a hotel . . . err . . .
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Wed 2 May 2007, 11:38,
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I've fallen out of the Cannon on many occasionand needed a lift home ALL THE WAY home to the Coachmakers Arms on High Street ( the old High Street next to the baptist church and opposite the Dolphin )
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Wed 2 May 2007, 11:50,
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Braw!Granny and Grandad live in Tickford Street, just up from the soon to be defunct Aston Martin plant
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Wed 2 May 2007, 11:52,
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I used to go to AM a lotbeing a petrol head and I could walk there. They just kinda put up with me. ( I had the pub, who wouldn't? )
I loved Newport and still can't get the Mrs to agree Bucks is the place to grow old together.
(I loved Newport and still can't get the Mrs to agree Bucks is the place to grow old together.
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Wed 2 May 2007, 11:59,
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Oh and can I addthat I just remembered my dad did a relief in the Bull and I got off my tits more than once trying to work my way through all the house and guest ales in one session. ( this was in the dark days when pubs shut in the afternoon, circa 1992)
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