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Longship pub closed in Hebburn due to fighting- mags got a hiding.


It’s owned by an private investor company from down South that bought it prior to the planned Tesco takeover, trying to flip it for a profit. Unfortunately, due to ASDA taking over Netto and owning most of car park to the rear, they refused to sell up to their competitors. A real shame tbh because they were going knock down the precinct and rebuild it with high street shops etc, build social housing on Glen street to replace the flattened tenements and build the new swimming pool for council for nothing. Now the investors cant sell it and stuck with it for the foreseeable 🤷🏼‍♂️
Used to work in the vehicle workshops council depot in Glen street before they were moved to middlefields about 1978
Spookys Bridge near Luke’s lane was great for getting airborn in your GTi back in the day.
Spuggys bridge
 
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The Viking is still there, it's back to being the The Ben Lomond.
The Club Hastings was a weird place (but I won't go into that), The Elmer Fudd was not great (crap snooker tables & poor beer imo), Hebburn Labour was always good crack then it became Victoria Pk which was great & packed on a weekend before it burned down. The Iona was a regular haunt on my/our way from Claps along the bottom road via The Station/Roys, County (Miss Kinx night club was upstairs) along to The Banks then into Jarra via a few long gone bars if your legs were still functional. The Jarrow bars most are gone that I knew like the Cottage, one of the Queens (Arms or Head) and others I can't recall the names of.

Them were the days in my youth!

The Long Bar used to be a good bar with decent beer, last time I walked past it still looked like a bar. But no one was in.
Jarra pubs The Borough arms just down the road from the Cottage
 
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