Licensees : |
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THOMAS JARMY
(Brickmaker only in 1858 and 1861 when aged 30) |
by 1863 to 1874 |
JOHN PRATT |
17.10.1874 |
THOMAS JERMY |
14.10.1876 |
JOHN MACKLEY |
15.10.1881 |
WILLIAM BURROWS junior
(went to Marlborough Arms) |
19.05.1883 |
WILLIAM BURROWS senior |
15.08.1885 |
ARTHUR ROBERT BURROWS |
06.06.1903 |
THOMAS HOBART |
26.11.1912 |
HORACE GEORGE HARRISON |
02.10.1928 |
HORACE GEORGE HARRISON (new
premises) |
10.02.1931 |
DAVID THOMAS MAXTED |
16.11.1937 |
MABEL MAY MAXTED (widow) |
21.11.1950 |
GEORGE CLIFFORD DAVID MALLETT |
03.01.1956 |
COLIN
ERNEST HOWES |
06.02.1973 |
LEN EVANS (Leonard Trevor) |
07.09.1976 |
JOHN LEMMON |
28.04.1981 |
IAN SEDDAN |
09.09.1981 |
TERANCE
DESMOND CAVANAGH
went to
GRIFFIN |
14.06.1983 |
JOHN &
VALERIE THAXTON |
22.11.1988 |
VALERIE
THAXTON & NEVILLE DOWNING |
12.11.1991 |
KEVIN
PATRICK BAYNTON |
17.03.1992 |
KEVIN
PATRICK BAYNTON & MANDY LARGE & CLIVE LARGE |
28.04.1992 |
MANDY &
CLIVE LARGE & STUART FRANCIS HOYLE |
11.04.1995 |
MANDY & CLIVE LARGE |
13.08.1996 |
CHARLOTTE (Charley) SOUTH & PAMELA SMITH |
24.04.2003 |
CHARLEY SOUTH, PAM SOUTH & EMMA TEASDALE |
by 2004 |
DALE & CLAIRE BROOKS |
by June 2023 |
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Application by Thomas Jarmany for a spirit licence, refused at the
licensing sessions 5th September 1863.
Thomas Jarmy applied for a spirit licence for his beerhouse, 1st September
1866.
One of the magistrates, Mr. John Longe objected and designated all public
houses as more or less nuisances and there was no need for an extension of
them in the area. The majority of magistrates did not hold that view and the
licence was granted.
Note : Mr. Longe lived at nearby Spixworth - much later to be the home of
the LONGE ARMS PH.
House transferred from Sprowston Parish
to Norwich in 1907.
Address previously no. 470 Sprowston Road (1912, 1925)
Licence transferred to new premises which opened
10th February 1931
c1960
Offered For Sale May 1990 - £200,000, leasehold.
2010
It was announced 24th September 2018 that closure possible following Ei
(Enterprise Inns) requiring higher rent, said to make the business
untenable.
Application made early October 2018 for status as an Asset of Community
Value. 16,000 persons signing petition to save the venue since news of
impending closure announced.
Existing tenants announce January 2019 that a new five year lease had been
agreed. |