Leyland pubs

[David]

Talking about views, perhpas the pub in the Leyland area (Whittle le woods), with the best view, is the Sea View on the A6. On a sunny evening one can see the sun setting out on the Irish sea from the Sea View...love it [8D][8D]

[Martin]

I was just thinking about the pubs in Preston. If you have been away for a few years, you probably wouldn't recognise most of them. They have been refurbished so many times since Preston became a university town/city.

[Hayleypink]

its was nice new years eve

[Martin]

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Originally posted by Martin

Has anyone counted the number of pubs in Leyland? I think there was about twenty the last time I had a go...

• The Hayrick
• Rose and Crown (Farrington)
• The Railway
• The Queens
• The Gables
• The Ship
• The George
• The Fox and Lion
• The Eagle and ChildThe RoebuckThe Seven StarsThe Old Original seven StarsBroadfield ArmsDunkirk HallThe WheatsheafWaggon & HorsesThe Black Bull The Leyland Tiger R.I.P.

Can you think of any more

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I forgot the one on Golden Hill

I think it's called The Old Leyland Gates

[Ben]

Yes, the Old Leyland gates, formerly the "Dingman".

You might also want to include the Plough (which used to be called Jerry's) at the end of Runshaw Lane, although it's probably officially in Euxton.

And was that Farrington with two R's?? Old Faringtoners would go mad with that spelling!!

[Martin]

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Originally posted by Ben

And was that Farrington with two R's?? Old Faringtoners would go mad with that spelling!!

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Ahhh... I used to live there [:I]

[Caroline]

I think that's the one , Linda, on Parbold.
Thankfully, none of the pubs has been renamed 'Truck 'n' Firkin ' or whatever, or am I wrong?

[littlerosie]

Leyland Tiger no longer exists. It has been completely knocked down. In its place they have built new houses and a block of apartments. Building is not yet finished.

[William R]

Hello Littlerosie, welcome to our forum. We`ve been mourning the loss of The Tiger for a bit now, I knew it as the Earnshaw Bridge Inn way back in the dark days. My drinking days in Leyland were in the days of blackouts and rationing, ending up at Leyland Motors Club on Saturday night. From over the Pennines, Cheerio, Bill.

[jukiebopper]

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Originally posted by Martin

Has anyone counted the number of pubs in Leyland? I think there was about twenty the last time I had a go...

• The Hayrick
• Rose and Crown (Farrington)
• The Railway
• The Queens
• The Gables
• The Ship
• The George
• The Fox and Lion
• The Eagle and ChildThe RoebuckThe Seven StarsThe Old Original seven StarsBroadfield ArmsDunkirk HallThe WheatsheafWaggon & HorsesThe Black Bull The Leyland Tiger R.I.P.

Cab you think of any more

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The Black Bull has re opened its doors this evening under new management. Come down and join Christine & Kurt for a friendly drink!
They have lots of plans and ideas for the pub and would welcome any ideas from the locals.
They only took over on Wednesday and have spent 3 full days and nights scrubbing & cleaning it ready for the opening night. Only open for drinks at the moment but the restaurant side will be opening shortly..
They cant wait to welcome & meet locals both new & old....