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c1986 Provisional licence granted 05.02.1934 on surrender of the licence for the PRINCE OF WALES, Upton. Some reclaimed doors and windows from the old City Hall were incorporated into the building. Licensees John and Maureen Cook described the house in September 1994 as a residential pub with a range of customers from 20's to pensioners. `Not a thriving trade but things are ticking over.' October 2003 - A very popular local run by John Cook, a confident landlord. Closed 10:30pm Saturday 24th October 2011 `Punch spokesman said it will re-open as soon as possible ....' Offered for sale by third week of November 2011 `as an alternative use opportunity, subject to planning' . Reopened December 2011 Offered for sale April 2012 - £395,000 Closed September 2012...... Reopened by July 2013. House awarded Asset of Community Value status June 2014. |