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The Nip Inn was situated on Penny Lane.

Source: Movement80

This pub was a brand-new one to serve residents of recently redeveloped Lancashire Hill. The licence came from the Duke of Wellington and the Millstone, both of which disappeared with the reshaping of the area. This Boddingtons house opened in 1970 but was short lived. Fondly remembered by many, along with the Nicholson’s Arms at the other end of the estate, the Nip Inn provided a place for new residents to socialise, relax and get to know one another. It, too, closed around 2001 and was demolished. Over the years, there have been several planning applications to build apartments in its place, although currently nature has taken over the site and there is little evidence of the pub which used to stand there.

Dave Stearn, Opening Times magazine, January/February 2026

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