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Picture source: Roy Molyneux

The Post Office was situated at 20 Pembroke Place.

My Father was the publican in this pub don’t know when he started but was in the 1930s before the war as we were lucky not to be bombed out as the Church opposite was bombed 1942. We lived in the cellar during the war and slept in the culverts were the barrels were usually kept. My Mother had to run the pub during the war as Dad had to work in the factory he was also a warden. His name was Charlie Pendleton and he was very well liked as well as all the locals he had all the local business men popping in. My parents brought up five children. There was plenty of space in the private area as in the pub there was the bar and the entrance in the front and at the side there was the saloon bar which the business men and ladies congregated. There was better seating with push bells to ring for service. Dad only left when he became ill in 1960.

Glenda Forsyth (September 2018)

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Picture source: Ian Chapman