Carters Arms is on Northenden Road in Sale Moor. It's the Farmers Arms in Northenden.Whatever happened to the Carters Arms, I used to go there but I thought it had gone last time I went past.
That the 'punishment' is the whole thing being dragged out for as long as possible?I take all your points buy don't understand how they support the conclusion reached.
I used Google maps it was the Jolly Carter and it is long gone.Sorry, I’ve failed. I don’t remember the Carters. Where was it?
My mum was a barmaid in the Jolly back in the late 70s/early 80s.I used Google maps it was the Jolly Carter and it is long gone.
Jolly Carter, Northenden
Please note this Pub is closed 02/06/2004 and became Permanently Closed 02/06/2004 (Demolished for housing). Demolished 2/6/2004. Site is now housing on Cedarwood Close as of 2005.
72 Royle Green Road, Northenden, M22 4WR (View on Google Map)
Yes, I guessed it was that one. I remember it on Royal Green Road, but I never went in there. My dad used it.I used Google maps it was the Jolly Carter and it is long gone.
Jolly Carter, Northenden
Please note this Pub is closed 02/06/2004 and became Permanently Closed 02/06/2004 (Demolished for housing). Demolished 2/6/2004. Site is now housing on Cedarwood Close as of 2005.
72 Royle Green Road, Northenden, M22 4WR (View on Google Map)
I lived in Wythenshawe and going to Nortehnden or Altrincham at that time was going up market, for us anyway.Yes, I guessed it was that one. I remember it on Royal Green Road, but I never went in there. My dad used it.
My locals were Farmers Arms on Longley Lane, Tatton Arms on Mill lane, now demolished, and The Royal Thorn on Altrincham Road, now demolished.
I’ll have to give that a read. I’ve read a few Dicken’s books but never attempted Bleak HouseBrilliant book.
Certainly do mate, used to make our way there after the Redrose/ Blackboy shutI lived in Wythenshawe and going to Nortehnden or Altrincham at that time was going up market, for us anyway.
Anyone here go to the Hospital club in Wythenshwe? It was like the only place that stopped open after pubs closed.
I drank in Northenden a lot in the late 80s but my main pub was the Yew Tree in Northern Moor. My mum lived on Colshaw Rd near the Red RoseCertainly do mate, used to make our way there after the Redrose/ Blackboy shut
my understanding is that they voted for it at the last League meeting, but it was for everyone in the league not just us and Chelsea.thought the window opens 2 weeks later
It's a slog, but quite rewarding. I found David Copperfield more difficult tbhI’ll have to give that a read. I’ve read a few Dicken’s books but never attempted Bleak House
I thought it was but wasn't sure. We called you barely bug house and you called us the cow shed.Northenden primary was Bazeley Road, just off Lingard Road. I started there in 1952. Head teacher Miss D.N. Hampshire. Teachers of note: Mrs Freeman, Mrs Sykes, Mr. Haddock.
I believe it is now a community school.
My memory is available for hire.
My grandad went in there every day after he retired. It's been a while since I drove that so no idea if it's still there or not.Whatever happened to the Carters Arms, I used to go there but I thought it had gone last time I went past.
Good.Excellent back on Topic.
Yes it is.It was the jolly carter on royle green road, closed and demolished, where cedar wood close is now, isn’t carters arms in sale moor ?
I’ll have to give that a read. I’ve read a few Dicken’s books but never attempted Bleak House
The tattoo arms is still there. Just extremely dilapidated.Yes, I guessed it was that one. I remember it on Royal Green Road, but I never went in there. My dad used it.
My locals were Farmers Arms on Longley Lane, Tatton Arms on Mill lane, now demolished, and The Royal Thorn on Altrincham Road, now demolished.
Large swathes of Northenden were subject to restrictive covenants. There were no pubs on Palatine road or to the west of it, creating a large dry housing estate.
So have a break, have a kitkatGood.
It's not been a picnic reading these chocolate based puns....