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Afternoon drinking clubs in the late 70's early 80's.
To be fair signing in was taken seriously Never got in without being signed in by a member who had to vouch for your behaviour. Like I said.Never saw any aggro at all. Showed we could have a civilised afternoon drink without the country falling apart.- Harry H
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Afternoon drinking clubs in the late 70's early 80's.
That's the one! The Esquire Club.- Harry H
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Afternoon drinking clubs in the late 70's early 80's.
Can't say I'm surprised. Lots of local villains frequented the Linden. I wonder if it gave a few of them an alibi if the Old Bill were setting them up.- Harry H
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Afternoon drinking clubs in the late 70's early 80's.
No it wasn't called the Banana Bar. I think the Brunswick was maybe at the sea end of the road. You had to go upstairs to get in as opposed to the Linden where you had to go downstairs.- Harry H
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Afternoon drinking clubs in the late 70's early 80's.
A place just down from the "Wick" pub in Hove.Just up from the seafront. We all used to get paid Friday lunchtime,go to the pub for a pint,have one too many and stuff work for the afternoon.:smile: Happy Days:clap2::clap2:- Harry H
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Afternoon drinking clubs in the late 70's early 80's.
Before Britains drinking laws became civilised,pubs used to shut between 2pm-6pm in the afternoon. There was only one thing for the hard drinking man to do (There were seldom many women).Join an afternoon drinking club. We used to use the Linden Club where all manner of knocker boys and local...- Harry H
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