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| Pub | Comments | Location |
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Buckley's |
In the style of a social club with a large clean and tidy bar and an even larger nicely decorated function room. Late licence at the weekend. LSTV. (I.O.U. one biro!) Now closed, to become the Masonic Hall. Last visited 2003. |
Sefton Road / Wilson's Lane |
Cookson's Bridge |
This one room knocked through canal side boozer is very nicely done out and kept clean and tidy.
Last visited 2018. |
Gorsey Lane by the canal, Ford |
Jubilee Inn
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This pub has a beautiful interior with five or more separate rooms, all nicely decorated and well cared for. One room has a pool table.
Last visited 2018. |
Hatton Hill Road / Appleton Road |
| Kirkstone |
Closed and demolished.
Not visited. |
Moss Lane / Kirkstone Road |
| Liverpool Arms |
This was a classic boozer for the local people, popular and lively with a children's party in one bar and a singer in the other when I visited on a bank holiday afternoon. Pool table. LSTV. Now closed and demolished. Last visited 2003. |
Gorsey Lane / Kirkstone Road West |
| Maggie's | A nicely done interior in traditional style with bare brick walls and some dark woodwork. One bar counter and multiple drinking areas. Now closed. Last visited 2006. |
Netherton Way / Bridle Road |
| Mount |
This imposing 1950s (?) building has been demolished.
Not visited. |
Galsworthy Avenue |
| Netherton |
A large inter-war roadhouse, now in Greene King's Hungry Horse chain. Poor real ale when I visited.
Last visited 2018. |
Dunnings Bridge Road / Netherton Way |
| Priory
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A nicely decorated rather plastic pub in the Q's chain, concentrating on food - burgers, wraps etc. and pool. The cask Tetley was mediocre when I visited. Beer garden. LSTV. Now closed and replaced by new housing. Last visited 2003. |
Sefton Road / School Lane |
| Railway |
A plain well cared for free standing pub, the interior knocked through into one open room.
Last visited July 2023. |
Bridge Road, adjacent to the station |
| Red Lion Hotel |
This very large brick and carved stonework construction dating from 1906 contains a comfortable plain bar, with a pool table and plenty of tellies, located in one end of the building. The rest of the interior appears closed. What does "RB" stand for, carved in the stonework?
Last visited July 2023. |
Bridge Road / Church Road |
| Saltbox |
The very large knocked through lounge side has pleasant uncluttered decor. I haven't tried the bar side, but it looks good as well. The whole place is very well looked after.
Last visited July 2023. |
Linacre Road / Catherine Street |
| Stand Park | Closed and demolished.
Not visited. |
Sterrix Lane / St Georges Grove, Ford |
| Stockwell Mount (Ma Kent's) |
An impressive exterior and a wonderful inside with a nice floor mosaic in the hall and fine wood panelling in some of the rooms. The main attraction, however, is the most amazing collection of antiques and bric-a-brac I have ever seen. You name it, they collect it - ship's propellers, film star busts, Darth Vader helmets, bus ticket machines, musical instruments, ancient tools, tram controllers (and a driver's jacket) - the list is never ending. Well worth a visit despite the plastic beer, and make sure you visit all the rooms. I believe the owners and their collection moved here from a pub on Scottie Road. LSTV in the back room. Now a residential hotel. Last visited 2004. |
Linacre Road / Hapsford Road |
| Tut 'n' Shive (White House) |
A large knocked round pub with the usual Tut 'n' Shive decor, perhaps not as quirky as others in the chain were. Pool table. Closed and now a KFC. Last visited 2003. |
Hawthorne Road / Princess Way |
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