Blue Ball, Toseland
Closed in February 1976. The first pub the newly formed St Neots branch fought to save. We lost that battle, but have won others.
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Royal Oak, Wennington
Closed in the early 1980's.
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Three Shuttles, Tilbrook
In the Good Beer Guide for 11 consequtive years 1975 – 1985. Closed
June 1988.
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Half Moon, Kimbolton
In the Good Beer Guide for 10 consequtive years 1975 – 1984. Closed
August 1988.
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Engine and Tender, St Neots
Closed August 1988, and now a car park!
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Green Man, Gamlingay
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Cross Keys, St Neots
A historic coaching inn - closed February 1989 - now a shopping mall!
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Royal Oak, St Neots
Closed February 1989 - now a building society! |
Lion Hotel, Ramsey Closed February
1989.
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Plough, Great Gransden Closed June
1989.
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Rose, Bassingbourn Closed June 1992. Now a private house.
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Unicorn, Kings Ripton Closed September
1992. Now a private house.
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Bell, Stonely Closed March 1993. Now a private house.
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New Tavern, Great Staughton Closed January 1994. Now a private house.
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Falcon, Buckden Closed October 1995. Now a private house. The first on two pubs Charles Wells closed in Buckden.
The second, the Speread Eagle was closed in 2003.
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Antelope, Bassingbourn Closed January 1996. Now a private house.
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Fox, Bourne Closed August 1995.
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Downing Arms, Tadlow
Known locally as "The Scratching Cat" because locals did not recognise the Griffin on the pub sign, the emblem of
Downing College, the pubs owner. Closed January 1996.
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Stag And Hounds, OldhurstClosed February 1997. Now a private house.
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Woolpack, Eynesbury Closed January 1998. Now a kindagarten.
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Blue Ball, St. Neots
Birthplace of the Huntingdonshire branch of CAMRA in 1974! Closed July 1998. Now a private house.
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Wheatsheaf, St. Neots
In the Good Beer Guide
for 15 consequtive years 1981 – 1995. Closed December 1998. Now a private house.
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Three Horseshoes, Abbots Ripton. Closed from 1999 - 2004 - and then reopened! A rare victory!
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Spread Eagle, Croxton. Closed Janurary 1999. For many years it remained derelict and unused. Now being developed into a residential dwelling.
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Black Bull, St Ives. Converted into an Indian restaurant in 2000.
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Golden Miller, Longstowe
In the Good Beer Guide for 9 consequtive years 1992 – 2000. Closed as a pub in February 2000. Now a private house.
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Crown, Hail Weston
This pub was "temporarily closed for alterations" - for 3 years from July 2001 - finally demolished in 2004 and the site redeveloped with flats.
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Angel, St Neots Closed as a pub November 2001 - now a Thai restaurant.
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Queen Victoria, St Neots Closed November 2002 - and immediately demonished.
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Monagu Arms, Grafham - closed as a pub in 2002 - now an Indian restaurant called The Cinnamon.
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Coneygeare, Eynesbury
Closed 2002 - demonished and a set of flats
built on the land.
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Bell, Southoe
Closed 2002.
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Like many Charles Wells pubs, the Spread Eagle has been "temporarily" closed since Jan 2003 as planning permission for change of use, probably to residential dwellings, is obtained.
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Tudor Hotel, Fenstanton, closed 2004. For many years this was a Pub and Restaurant, but now it's just a Thai restaurant.
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The Harrier was a popular village local, but after being renovated in September 2004, ex-regulars now are offered a table and a menu at this Indian Restaurant renamed the Masala. This restaurant has subsequently started operating as a pub again (in 2007) but it#s long term future as a pub is still uncertain.
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Kisby's Hut, Papworth Everard - converted into an indian restaurant in 2006.
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Bell, Eaton Socon stood closed and deralict for nearly 2 years from July 2006, with Charles Wells looking for a lessee to take the pub on, but finally planning permission was granted to turn this fine community pub into a Kentucky Fried Chicken "restaurant".
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Three Horseshoes, Southoe closed in August 2007.
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Swan, Offord Cluny closed in September 2007.
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