Bromford Pub

The Derelict Bromford Pub goes up in flames this afternoon.
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/mid...romford-7709123

it was going to be demolished anyway.

Another one goes the way of hundreds of others, soon we will have no good old fashioned pub's left.

Quote: Slow Jo wrote in post #2

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Another one goes the way of hundreds of others, soon we will have no good old fashioned pub's left.

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By where we live,it's only a small high street,but two of it's best pubs have gone in the last 18 months.

Apart from my local the nearest pubs are a mile and half away

Quote: astwood wrote in post #3

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Quote: Slow Jo wrote in post #2

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Another one goes the way of hundreds of others, soon we will have no good old fashioned pub's left.

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There's hardly any round this way

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In my opinion pub's are part british history ,and everyone lost is a bit of history lost forever.

Quote: Slow Jo wrote in post #7

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In my opinion pub's are part british history ,and everyone lost is a bit of history lost forever.

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More deal's done over a pint than in any board room.

The next thing to go are Churches, some with centuries of rich history and architecture. It's one reason I go to our church apart from worship. If we don't use em we lose em. They all cost a lot of money to run. It's happened to our ship builders, car factories, pubs etc etc. Churches are great community centres as were pubs.

I miss the domino matches great times

Plus dart's, pool, cards,etc once it's gone you'll never get it back.

Our local pub, The Chestnut Tree. A one time M&B pub of the year, had a good Domino team, Darts team, and a massive Fishing Club. It also had a great OAP committee who gave our local old people day's out and meals and shows in the summer and at Christmas. in other words a really good community centre.

Pub's were the heart of the community ,but they are dissapearing fast ,and there's nothing to take there place.

Was surprised to hear of the Bromford. must be a mistake, as its not a listed building