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Site of The Lord Raglan, 2014	Picture source: Colin Price
The Lord Raglan was situated at 9 High Street. Closed in 1997 and demolished in 1999, flats were subsequently built on the site.
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Name	Dates	Comments
Pat Mothershaw	1965/1975	My Dad Fred Jackson ran this pub and turned it into an amazing music pub.
Gary	1974/1975	We had a football team called Rutland that used to run out of The Raglan. The guvnor used to put on rollmops and prawns on a Sunday after our games, as we used to all go back for a couple of pints. Sad to see its demolished, had some good times there.
Tony Agar	1957/1969	Lived next door to this pub. Lots of memories of standing outside with a bottle of lemonade and plate of cockles while mum and dad were inside.
Amanda McKimmie	1973/1995	It was a beautiful building with a neglected yard which could have been utilised. Around the late 70s and early 80s the Management had zero respect for any neighbours as the music was deafening and made our lives a complete misery. Petitions across the estate and eventually action was taken then there was harmony.