First legal drink was at Local W.M.C. 1971 10p a pint.Think a couple a month before that it was 1s 10d .Remember going in BA BA night club with now wife,Paid in,saw The Real Thing,chicken in a basket twice,boozed all night.Went barmy next day when i saw how much change i had left out of a fiver.Must have been 20p a pint.
Wombwell Main Club 1979, pint of John Smith 27p. I worked at the Reform the same year and it was 28p a pint there, 20 Number 6 was 64p - strange how you remember these things!
Remember my first pint as a Student in a pub near the Halls of residence in Liverpool and being charged 60p for a pint of Harp - probably my first "Ar Much" in a pub - that would have been October 1981
Mucky Duck in Sheffield 1969 a bob a pint. (5p to you young uns) I remember some of the lads complaining about the price because it was only 11d in the local pub,
It was shut last time I was there. The Cross Keys was still open, it was always the better of the two. Sadly my old favourite haunt The Halfway at Highgate was demolished several years ago. A significant fraction of my youth was misspent there.... Bolton Club has also gone, but Highgate Club is still there.
Sure it weren’t two bob? I can remember in sixties in local WMC mi dad complained cos it went up from 1s:10d to 1s:11d saying nearly two bob a pint is ridiculous . We laugh about that now lol.
Forgot the Angel, also The Buxton, my mate Steve lived on Washington Rd so the Buxton was convenient....
Thurnscoe were a great night out pubs and clubs Trying to think what they called that one on Hanover street ? Lot of fighting though .