| Licensees : |
| OLIVER GARWOOD |
21.11.1961
first licence |
| ALFRED JAMES CHARLES MARKS |
03.09.1963 |
| LESLIE CHARLES JEEVES |
09.06.1964 |
| EDWARD THACKERY |
07.06.1966 |
| LESLIE ALFRED |
19.07.1966 |
| LEONARD JACK DAWES |
17.07.1968 |
| JOHN DEREK ROTHWELL |
07.10.1969 |
EDWARD THACKERY
brewery representative |
09.03.1971 |
NEVILLE
STANTON
manager |
by 07.1971 |
| JAMES PETER TYLES |
21.11.1972 |
PERCY EDGAR RUSH
brewery representative |
22.04.1975 |
| DENNIS PETTS |
07.09.1976 |
| JOHN LEMMON |
12.06.1979 |
| COLIN CHARLES ELLIOTT |
24.04.1971 |
| COLIN JOHN ABRAHAM |
30.11.1982 |
| JOHN CHRISTOPHER FITZPATRICK |
18.10.1983 |
NOEL
ANTHONY HEALEY &
SANDRA VINCENT |
16.10.1984 |
MICHAEL
WALTER BRIAN &
DAVID MANTON |
27.11.1984 |
MICHAEL
MADDEN &
DAVID MANTON |
11.02.1986 |
MICHAEL JOHN
ALLEN &
DAVID MANTON |
09.09.1986 |
MICHAEL JOHN
ALLEN &
JAN McDONALD |
14.02.1989 |
| JOHN
LEONARD CARMICHAEL |
08.08.1989 |
JOHN
LEONARD CARMICHAEL &
NEIL CARMICHAEL (brothers) |
13.02.1990 |
| LISA MARIA CARMICHAEL |
11.02.1993
to at least 1997 |
| - |
|
| KARL MOLLOY |
2003 - 2005 |
| - |
|
| JAMES
ROBERTS |
January 2009 |
LINDSAY MAHAR
(ex HORSE & DRAY) |
by 01.2010 - 06.2010 |
| MICHAEL DUFFIELD |
07.2010 |
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Licences of the PRINCE REGENT and the
HORSESHOES exchanged for this new licence. Licence of the ROYAL
OAK also surrendered in favour of this new licence.
Talent
contest held here 16th December 1970 by Anglia Taverns was won by the
group
Regency (Michael Woodcock, lead guitar, Tony Powles, rhythm guitar, Paul
Moss, bass guitar and Clive Athowe, drums). All entrants to the finals
received a prize of a £5 hamper of Watney beer products.
In December 1971 the winners were `harmony duo' Janice Sadler & Shirley Betts
who claimed the £25 first prize.
Closed briefly from 16th December 2005 on public health
grounds. Re-opened 6 days later.
Badly damaged by fire 8:30am Saturday 17th May 2008
After the fire.
Image thanks to Nick Williams.
Reopened January 2009 following refurbishment.
Threatened with closure as reported April 2010.
Reprieved from closure and demolition as reported June 2010.
Plans to build housing on the site resubmitted July 2010.
Norwich City Council planning committee meeting Thursday 26th August
2010 approved plans to demolish the public house and for building of
housing.
House said to have been selling 400 barrels of beer a year in 1990's but
by 2010 the sales had dropped to 100.
Enterprise Inns stated that the Inn was let at £1 per week to a
management company and (their) efforts to keep it on as a public house
had failed.
Closed 31st December 2010
Demolished by 30th March 2011
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