| Licensees : |
CHARLES
AYTON
according to Hunt
(Carpenter in 1846)
Died by July 1850 |
1850 |
| Mrs AYTON |
1850 |
STEPHEN
CUSHING
Age 30 in 1851 |
*1851 - 1869 |
WILLIAM
HOWARD
& coal dealer |
1872 -
1883 |
JAMES
BRUNTON
according to Kelly |
1883 - 1885 |
| WILLIAM ELLIS |
1885 |
| JOHN RIDER |
1888 |
| GEORGE E
BOURNE |
1890 -
1925 |
| JONATHAN
DIXON |
here 11.1927 -
1934 |
EDWARD
GEORGE BALL
Died 16th January 1940 - age 52 |
1937 |
| - |
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| L J SEAMAN |
1967 |
| - |
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Closed 1977.
Dominic's Restaurant to 2000
Renamed the Bear, April 2000 and refurbished. |
| SUE DICKERSON |
May 2000 |
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| DANIEL & PAUL BURCHAM |
26.01.2025 to
end March 2025 |
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c1950
Described in STEWARD & PATTESON documents as being first supplied 1850/1851
For sale by auction Thursday 1st August 1850, in the occupation of Mrs
Ayton. An Ale House doing a Good Business in the Ale and Porter Trade.
Sale upon the instructions of the Representatives of Mr. Charles Ayton,
deceased.
Licence refused at the 3rd September 1867 sessions....
Renewed......?
Offered bed & breakfast in 1967/8 directory.
Closed by Watney Mann (East Anglia) Ltd., 9th October 1977.
Later reopened as a restaurant.
Renamed the BEAR after April 2000
Closed December 2012.
Destined to reopen 2nd May 2014 as RY'S BAR &
GRILL
Reopened as the
BEAR, 26th January 2025, but
closed again by 1st April 2025. "Due to circumstances beyond control".
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