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Sutton Road
Langley
01622 861958
Above photo, 1951, kindly sent by Tim Clackett. |
Above photo, 1952, showing licensee, kindly sent by Tom Clackett. |
Above photo, circa 1983. Kindly sent by Rory Kehoe. |
Above photo 2010. |
Above photo, August 2014. Kindly taken and sent by Doug Prat. |
Above photo, August 2014. Kindly taken and sent by Doug Prat. |
Above photo, August 2014. Kindly taken and sent by Doug Prat. |
Above sign 1956.
With thanks from Roger Pester
www.innsignsociety.com |
 
Above sign left, May 2002, sign right 2014, by Dougie Prat.
With thanks from Brian Curtis
www.innsignsociety.com. |
Above sign, August 2014. Kindly taken and sent by Doug Prat. |
Above invoice 1949, kindly sent by Tim Clackett. |
Above card, circa 1983. |
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Canterbury Journal, Kentish Times and Farmers' Gazette 1 June 1861.
DIED. LANGLEY.
May 20, Mr. Richard Kite, of the "Crown and Horse Shoes Inn," Langley,
aged 40 years. |
By the early 1980s, all the previously liveried Style & Winch pubs in
Kent had been rebadged as Courage.
The pub closed its doors just before the Autumn of 2014, and lay dormant
for a few years, even being used as a canabif factory shortly after its
closure, however in the Autumn of 2016, it had been renovated and under a
new management it opened again, under the new name of the "Potting
Shed."
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From the
http://www.kentonline.co.uk By Alan Smith, 25 April 2015.
Langley's Crown and Horseshoes used as a cannabis factory.
Police discovered a cannabis factory when they swooped on a disused
pub - on the same road as the force's headquarters.
Officers raided the "Crown and Horseshoes" pub in Langley yesterday
following reports of suspicious behaviour.
They returned to the site on the corner of Sutton Road and Horseshoes
Lane today to remove plants and equipment from the building.
Four men have been arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis. The
men, aged 38, 44, 21 and 59 have been bailed until July 8, pending
further investigations.
Neighbours reporting seeing bright lights through the windows after the
police raid and a strong smell of the drug emanating from the open
windows.
Some of the plants are visible through the open window.
The pub closed down about four months ago and the building is currently
for sale.
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LICENSEE LIST
KITE Richard to 20/May/1861 dec'd (age 39 in 1861 )
SUNNUCK William 1881+ (age 37 in 1881)
CORMACK J 1890-91+ (age 45 in 1891)
LOCK Harry 1901+ (age 39 in 1901)
COOMBES Frederick Jesse 1903-Dec/1904
 
BENNETT Charles Dec/1904+
NETTINGHAM Edwin William 1911+ (age 55 in 1911)
CLACKETT George 1939-50s
BRISTOW Jack 1950s
COTTON H J Mr 1983-88+
SHARP Robin & Patricia 1980s-90s
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
Kent
and Sussex Courier
Census
Maidstone
and Kentish Journal
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