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The Red Lion was situated at 24 Catherine Street.

This pub had opened as The Pearces Arms by1828 when the publican was  Joseph Brunt. It changed its name to The Red Lion in 1831 and at some later point 22 Catherine Street was incorporated into the pub.  It was later known as The Barnfield. The pub closed in 2014 when planning permission was granted to convert it into flats.

Bill Swift (July 2022)

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Name	Dates	Comments
Tony Shenton	1979/1982	I remember the Landlord & Landlady in the summer of 1979 thru to 1980! He looked like former French President "Charles De'Gaulle & She looked like a cross between "Marilyn Monroe" & the last woman to be hanged in Britain "Ruth Ellis" .....debate still rages as to which she looked like more? :-) I hope they are both alive & well!!!
Paul Fairbanks	1960s	Used to go there mostly weekends playing 9 card don i remember the landlord and landlady roy and joan perking and bill green who worked behind the bar and many of the regulars like the haidreser mr grundy cant recall is first name but you could go in at 11am on a sunday morning and get your haircut whilst you had a beer good days then.