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The White Hart was situated at 168 High Street, on a traffic island in the Town Centre. It had several changes of name and image from the 1980s onwards, Madison Exchange, Newt and Cucumber before becoming Lloyds No1 (a subsidiary of Wetherspoons). It closed in 2006 but the name White Hart is still used on bus timetables.

Source: Colin Price

What was the White Hart later (Madison Exchange/Lloyds No1) is now split into two establishments. One bit is Ask, a restaurant, and the other bit is Wildwood which describes itself as a restaurant and bar.

Colin Price (August 2010)

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Name	Dates	Comments
Rebecca Stirling	1988/1990	My sister and I worked there for a lady called Patrica Partridge and then later John Chapman. We were from new Zealand. I worked as a kitchen hand and my sister Rachel as a waitress/ bartender.
Derek Green	1987/1998	I was the Head chef at Madisons from the beginning to the end when it changed to the Newt and Cucumber basically 11 years .you previously commented about a previous employee Rebecca Stirling who said they worked at the White Hart ,this is not so I started when Madisons first opened 1987 the two sisters started about 2 years later I remember them well, Rebecca was known as Boo.