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Date of photo: 1975	Picture source: Rob Shepstone
The Cricketers On The Green was situated on Weston Green. This pub was previously known as The Cricketers.
When I started going to it in 1969 it was run by Eddie and Sheila Potter. It had a large saloon bar and a small public bar, which my small band of friends used as a meeting place for several years. One of the regulars in the public bar was an old chap called Ralph. It was a Courage pub and therefore served what was the best pint around for some of us, ie Courage Directors. Courage IPA, in bottles, was also a favourite. They served a really good draught Guinness - in those days you could not count on a pub's ability to serve a good one. At some point it became a wine bar called Tryst. This can be seen in the oldest Google Streetview, dated July 2008. By August 2012 it had become The Cricketers On The Green; it can be seen with flags flying. June 2014 shows a "To Let" sign, as do October 2014, July 2015, July 2016 (at which point it has wire fences across it). April 2018 shows it with no signs, freshly painted, presumably in residential use.
Tony Leader (May 2024)
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Picture source: Paul Bullen