Inn on the Green

[BensGrandad]

Went there last night in Scaynes Hill grand daughters 18th and it was quite good. It is leased by Simon Hancock, who had Pulse etc in B Hill before its closure. I had Doombar and it was in good condition but apparently they do a very good Sunday Roast so must give it a try sometime. This is a pub that has suffered badly in the past but hope it does well now.

 

[BN9 BHA]

About time we had another pub thread started by BG

 

[Trigger]

Think we know who the Argus pubspy is!

 

[BensGrandad]

Think we know who the Argus pubspy is!

Not so but I can and do give an unbiased view on pubs in general.

 

[pastafarian]

Got a blowey in the field behind the pub circa 1986.
Didnt hang around for the sunday lunch but would recommend the place anyway.
Think it was called something else back then.......pub not blowey

 

[pishhead]

Got a blowey in the field behind the pub circa 1986.
Didnt hang around for the sunday lunch but would recommend the place anyway.
Think it was called something else back then.......pub not blowey

I heard the roasts around that era left a nasty taste in the mouth.

 

[BensGrandad]

Got a blowey in the field behind the pub circa 1986.
Didnt hang around for the sunday lunch but would recommend the place anyway.
Think it was called something else back then.......pub not blowey

The Farmers then I think.

 

[The Birdman]

Went there last night in Scaynes Hill grand daughters 18th and it was quite good. It is leased by Simon Hancock, who had Pulse etc in B Hill before its closure. I had Doombar and it was in good condition but apparently they do a very good Sunday Roast so must give it a try sometime. This is a pub that has suffered badly in the past but hope it does well now.

also once ran the Junction and many other pubs he's a good operator.

 

[BensGrandad]

also once ran the Junction and many other pubs he's a good operator.

I would agree.

 

[Weststander]

Think we know who the Argus pubspy is!

The Argus Pubspy is very bitchy, damning in every possible way in their reviews. Not good for business.

 

[Worried Man Blues]

Used to sit in the front garden on a Saturday morning with a pint raising my glass to the saps taking their wives to the shops, er before I had a wife that is!

 

[pastafarian]

The Farmers then I think.

Sounds about right.
Would explain how a dead chicken was involved..........sort of.

 

[BensGrandad]

The Argus Pubspy is very bitchy, damning in every possible way in their reviews. Not good for business.

One of the many jobs associated with the licence trade where no proffessional qualifications are needed.

 

[Garage_Doors]

One of the many jobs associated with the licence trade where no proffessional qualifications are needed.

Are there any jobs associated with the licence trade where professional qualifications are needed? I assumed you were taught the job rather than need to study for it

 

[Petee]

grand daughters 18th

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Are there any jobs associated with the licence trade where professional qualifications are needed? I assumed you were taught the job rather than need to study for it

Being a licensee used to be considered a professional qualification and being one allows you to sign passports applications and alike.

 

[Wellesley]

Got a blowey in the field behind the pub circa 1986.
Didnt hang around for the sunday lunch but would recommend the place anyway.
Think it was called something else back then.......pub not blowey

I'm flattered that you still remember it.

 

[LamieRobertson]

About time we had another pub thread started by BG

Also, who must write all those reviews on Tripadvisor

 

[AmexRuislip]

Thought this was a snooker thread

 

[BensGrandad]

As is your present occupation. I think the signing of passports etc was due to being a fit and proper person with a licence rather than professional qualification as a judge once called me, being a defence witness at a customers DD trial, 'a pillar of society who should be believed' .