ANGLESEY ARMS Pub of Bromley

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Sort file:- Bromley, March, 2024.

Page Updated:- Tuesday, 26 March, 2024.

PUB LIST

PUBLIC HOUSES

Paul Skelton

Earliest 1860-

Anglesey Arms

Open 2020+

90 (64) Palace Road

New Town

Bromley

020 8460 5800

http://www.angleseyarmsbromley.co.uk/

https://whatpub.com/anglesey-arms

Above photo 2014.

Above showing the bar area, date unknown.

Above signs date unknown.

Above sign 2021. With thanks from Brian Curtis and Roger Pester www.innsignsociety.com.

South Eastern Gazette, 11 September, 1860.

Petty Sessions, Monday.

(Before Viscount Sydney, chairman, Col. Cator, Coles Child, J. Chapman, J. Jackson, Hugh Johnston, P. Portescue, R. Paterson and W. Waring, Esqrs.)

APPLICATIONS FOR New Licenses.

Mr. Gibson also supported an application made by Mr. Budden, of the "Anglesea Arms" beer-house, Bromley, New Town (second application), and Mr. P. Townsend, of the "Old Star" beer-house, Paul’s Cray, and Mr. Crafter, London, appeared in support of an application made by Mr. Newel, of the "Laurel" beerhouse, Bromley-hill.

All refused.

From their web site, accessed 22 November 2015.

The "Anglesey Arms" was built in 1873 and pints have been pulled on the premises ever since. Tucked away behind Bromley High Street, this pub has a loyal band of regulars of all ages, with one still able to recollect the days when horse and drays pulled up into the stables behind. This pub competes happily with four other pubs in the immediate area, mainly due to its friendly staff and atmosphere, well-kept beer and great home-made food. Flat screen TVs show Sky Sports in the bar but are not intrusive with customers happily settling down to games of crib, dominoes and chess.

LICENSEE LIST

BUDDEN Mr 1860 refused

HEAD James Chaplin 1881 (age 36 in 1881)