Licensees :
HENRY TOWLER & carter (& farmer 1883) Age 51 in 1891	*1868 - 1908
JOHN JAMES MURRAY	1912 - 1922
FREDERICK JOHN HUGHES	1925 - 1929
HERBERT STANLEY STEWARD	by 1933
Relocated to Ling Common Road c1953
HERBERT STANLEY STEWARD	1950's - 1964
CYRIL DOUGLAS VARNEY (at the house by December 1963)	03.02.1964
JOHN FRANCIS EARNSHAW	06.02.1968
THOMAS WALTER HOLDEN	31.03.1970 - 1979
NEVILLE & YVONNE MILLER	03.1979 -  04.1980+
PAULA, BARBARA & JAMES FRANCE	by 12.1984 - 1990+
GILLIAN BLATCHFORD manager	01.1993
ANN & ANDREW JOHNSTONE previously at Hainford Chequers	08.1993 -
TONY & VANESSA RIDOUT	by 03.1995
TIM & MO CHURCHMAN	by 1997 - 09.1998+
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IRENE ARMSTRONG	09.2013
Closed December 2016 to 16th March 2018
ROBBIE & ANITA TEMPERTON	by 16.03.2018
Closed 1st April 2018 since Enterprise Inns (Ei) sold the premises.

Alice Murray, daughter of J. J. Murray.
The original house, about 1920.


Image by Peter Irwin - July 2002


The original HOUSE ON THE GREEN stood on Little Carr Road.

The RED CAT stood on this site until 1898 when it relocated to new premises on Station Road. The vacated house was converted to two cottages which remained occupied until the 1950's when the building became the current HOUSE ON THE GREEN.
In 1973 the property was extensively reconstructed by Steward & Patteson, reuniting the two cottages into one.
"The old pub was very old and small" said the S&P representative.
House reopened Wednesday 4th December 1963

Damaged by enemy action 13th March 1941