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TUNSTEAD & HAPPING LICENCE REGISTERS PS 11/4/1 to PS 26/18/3 (Feb 1928 - Feb 1974)
BULLARDS  
WATNEY MANN  
INNTREPRENEUR from 1991
ENTERPRISE INNS  
NORFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST from November 2023
Licensees :
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THOMAS LAYTON
& farmer
Age 67 in 1861
(Son of Edward Layton who ran the Cantley WHITE HOUSE)
(Only given as a farmer in 1863)		 1853 - 1861
GEORGE LOWNE
(Only given as a carrier in 1863 and 1865)		 1864
THOMAS LAYTON *1868
WALTER FORD 1869
WILLIAM PAYNE
(W Paine 1872)
Age 41 In 1871		 1871 - 1872
CHARLES COOKE 1875 - 1879
SAMUEL WHITE *1881 - 1883
GEORGE BEALES
(As George Beales Junior from 1888)		 1883  - 1908
HARRY JOHN CARPENTER
Age 37 in 1911		 1911 - 1912
JAMES TURNER 1916 - 1922
WILLIAM JOHN WHITTAKER 1925
WILLIAM HAGGAR by 1928
JOHN HENRY BENJAMIN THURMAN 15.08.1932
FREDERICK HARDWICKE 10.09.1934
ALFRED ARTHUR AMIS 07.10.1935
GWENDOLINE L AMIS 11.12.1961
BUNNY & BILL FULLILOVE
(William George Fullilove)		 01.11.1971
COLIN ERNEST HOWES 20.09.1976
JOHN FILBY 06.02.1978
ALBERT ROBERT DOWGILL 26.06.1978
TERENCE JOHN DOWSON 11.02.1980
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PENNY & PAUL LAYBURN by 07.2000
JULIE MAYHEW by 08.2008 - 2009
PAUL THURSTON July 2009 - 04.2010+
GLEN WILSON &
KIRSTY TAYLOR		 c2010 - 2020
Closed 09.2022 - 2024
RICK & FELICITY MALT
(also at Neatishead White Horse and Thurne Lion)		 2024


OS Grid ref : 409225
1904 image thanks to Roger Kendall
1904 image thanks to Roger Kendall.


c1930

See page 56 Norfolk Broads in Old Postcards
first published 1990

Offered To Let on Lease March 1853 with about 18 Acres of Land.
The situation "peculiarly adapted for a Summer Trade".
Apply to Thomas Layton, on the premises.

Offered To Let on Lease September 1857 with 18 Acres of Land.
Apply to the proprietor, Thomas Layton.

Closed September 2022.

In ownership of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust by December 2023 with intention to reopen during 2024.

Reopened 2nd August 2024.
  Memories collected by Chris Holderness of Rig-a-Jig-Jig for the East Anglian Traditional Musical Trust.
The CH numbers refer to Chris's Archive on eatmt.org.		  
 


From unknown newspaper, probably Eastern Daily Press, via Chris Heppa, c1981 (CH B2-3-27a)

'Alfred Nudd popped out from the hut that has been his home for 40 years yesterday to be presented with a bottle of whiskey to celebrate his 86th birthday from regulars at the Pleasure Boat Inn, Hickling. Mr Nudd, known as 'Mate' to his friends, lives in the hut nearby on the edge of Hickling Broad, and for the past 25 years he has been blind. He has been visiting the inn for 75 years, and he was also presented with a radio and birthday cake.' [Born c 1895]

  

 

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