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Where s your first stop when Chesterfield s pubs open again? (Image: Derby Telegraph)
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As we sit here in a state of national lockdown, it s easy to find yourself reminiscing about the good old days.
Do you know the shortest period of time a particular pub existed in Colchester? Former MP Sir Bob Russell, now High Steward of Colchester, believes he has the answer - The Cowdray Arms. He is not sure how long is lasted or which year it opened. However, he knows it did not last long. Sir Bob said: “The former Masons (Arclight) factory complex was later turned into the Cowdray Centre. “There were lots of small workshops and it was a place where small businesses could start, before hopefully growing and moving into bigger premises. “One of the self-standing single-storey buildings, backing onto houses in the Cowdray Avenue slip road, became a pub – The Cowdray Arms.
Do you know the shortest period of time a particular pub existed in Colchester? Former MP Sir Bob Russell, now High Steward of Colchester, believes he has the answer - The Cowdray Arms. He is not sure how long is lasted or which year it opened. However, he knows it did not last long. Sir Bob said: “The former Masons (Arclight) factory complex was later turned into the Cowdray Centre. “There were lots of small workshops and it was a place where small businesses could start, before hopefully growing and moving into bigger premises. “One of the self-standing single-storey buildings, backing onto houses in the Cowdray Avenue slip road, became a pub – The Cowdray Arms.
Do you know the shortest period of time a particular pub existed in Colchester? Former MP Sir Bob Russell, now High Steward of Colchester, believes he has the answer - The Cowdray Arms. He is not sure how long is lasted or which year it opened. However, he knows it did not last long. Sir Bob said: “The former Masons (Arclight) factory complex was later turned into the Cowdray Centre. “There were lots of small workshops and it was a place where small businesses could start, before hopefully growing and moving into bigger premises. “One of the self-standing single-storey buildings, backing onto houses in the Cowdray Avenue slip road, became a pub – The Cowdray Arms.
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