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The Duke Of Cambridge was situated on Bath Road. This pub had become a home by the time I knew it in the 1950s. I have been unable to find out when its heyday was. There was a sizeable plot around it, and it was located more or less opposite the St Michael & St Martin Roman Catholic church and school. Next door to it westwards were three Victorian shops, the Queen Victoria pub (now also demolished) and then a row of Victorian terraced houses, also long demolished. The building was condemned and demolished. Semi-detached houses replaced it. It was double-fronted with large Victorian windows, steps (worn in the middle) up to double doors. Inside was a suspended floor and a decorated counter which I took to be the old bar. The lighting was gas, its white light brighter than electricity.

Source: Maggie Warner

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