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SUFFIELD ARMS THORPE MARKET Index
- NORTH ERPINGHAM HUNDRED BEERHOUSE
Later FULL LICENCE
CLOSED
NORTH ERPINGHAM LICENCE REGISTERS PS 24/6/1 to 24/9/3  (1872 - c1982)
STEWARD & PATTESON as given 1903
WATNEY MANN  
W J HAMPSON 1977
IVOR BRAKA from 2021
Licensees :
JOHN SLAUGHTER 02.09.1889
WILLIAM JUNIPER 21.10.1895
GEORGE FEEK
See below
17.10.1898
HARRY CHARLES BRINDED 12.10.1903
JOHN ROBERT BANE 19.10.1931
ERNEST FREDERICK LUNN 29.08.1949
STANLEY REYNOLDS 21.11.1949
CHARLES EDWARD HINES 09.02.1953
REGINALD NORMAN FEEK 08.03.1962
LESLIE WILLIAM GALASKY 24.05.1962
TERENCE JOSEPH HARDY 21.09.1972
STEPHEN COOPER 22.10.1976
WILLIAM JAMES HAMPSON &
MARY HAMPSON
10.03.1977
-  
BILL HARRIS here 01.2011
CLOSED during  2011 to 2020
-  
GEORGE ASH
general manager
by 2024


Steward & Patteson gave notice to George Fitt, October 1903, since "they did not think he was quite the proper person to keep the house."

On 12th October 1903 it was said that the new tenant was tied to the brewery for supply of beer, spirits and minerals, but not for tobacco. The new agreement included a clause preventing the tenant to close on a Sunday if he desired.

2006
28th September 2006

Original site was in the neighbouring parish of Suffield.

John Slaughter, grocer of Thorpe Market, is reported in the Norfolk Chronicle of 7th September 1889 as making a successful application for a licence for a house `Near Gunton Railway Station'.

Closed 22nd October 1976 under Watney Mann (East Anglia) Ltd.

Reopened as a FREEHOUSE 1977

Closed during 2011 but intended to re-open during 2020.
(Reopened 2021)