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    [Drinking] The alternatives Real-world examples of how people do economics differently - The Bevy

    The Alex may well have closed before the gryatory was built; it looked dead the couple of times I went there. I never went to the CH, did go to the Allen a few times but it wasn't great. It's hard to think of it now but there were four pubs within a 30 metre radius of Lewes Rd, there was no...
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    [Drinking] The alternatives Real-world examples of how people do economics differently - The Bevy

    But how else to solve it? Who do you distinguish between cars belonging to people who already live in the area and students if they don't have a permit system? I said just over a £1 a day. A yearly pass costs £1.09 a day and if a student buys a three-month term pass, that works out at £1.42...
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    [Drinking] The alternatives Real-world examples of how people do economics differently - The Bevy

    Why should a student need a car? The uni is in walking distance, Sainsbury's and Aldi will be in walking distance.There's a bus stop outside with about 30 buses an hour going into town (with unlimited rides at just over a quid a day), comparing favourably with the high cost of parking. There are...
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    [Drinking] The alternatives Real-world examples of how people do economics differently - The Bevy

    I don't get this. The uni is about 200m from The Lectern/Preston Barracks, I know people are less reluctant to walk these days but I think young and fit students can manage that. Do you really think students are incapable of walking 200m? EDIT: The first link I looked at in The Big Build...
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    [Drinking] The alternatives Real-world examples of how people do economics differently - The Bevy

    I stand corrected. I got from information from a leaflet that said that as the place had been recognised as a community asset, there was now a campaign to get the place re-opened as a pub. I remember that was pretty much how The Bevy started; it was ear-marked for student housing and the...
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    [Drinking] The alternatives Real-world examples of how people do economics differently - The Bevy

    Yes, I think it's true that local authorities have been too swift to turn pubs into houses but these are generally pubs that aren't making any money: successful pubs don't close. The Bevendean was making reasonable money but, as you pointed out, it was closed for other reasons. I think there's...
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    [Drinking] The alternatives Real-world examples of how people do economics differently - The Bevy

    I'm not sure that it's the authorities, the pubs couldn't make money. The good news is that the Hiker's is set to re-open and the Royal Hussar (TirNaNog/Lectern) has now been classed as an asset of community value - meaning that steps are being taken to get it re-opened. Sometimes pubs do close...
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    [Drinking] The alternatives Real-world examples of how people do economics differently - The Bevy

    It does good business. I was in there a few weeks ago and the place was packed. Like others on here, I was brought up in Moulsecoomb, just a few minutes from The Bevendean (as it then was). I don't recall many fights there but it was certainly a place to go if you wanted to buy moody gear...
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