Handover of Carlisle and District State Management Scheme Pubs 1973 – Groups, Individual Lots and Prices Paid

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Handover of Carlisle and District State Management Scheme Pubs 1973 – Groups, Individual Lots and Prices Paid HANDOVER OF CARLISLE AND DISTRICT STATE MANAGEMENT SCHEME PUBS 1973 – GROUPS, INDIVIDUAL LOTS AND PRICES PAID All pubs in Carlisle unless otherwise stated. Pubs still open and selling real ale are in bold. To Greenall Whitley Group 2 Price paid £1,172,206 2 April Arroyo, Currock Inn (for sale May 2013), Golden Lion (now Gallagher's Irish Pub) London Road Tavern (closed) White Ox (closed and converted into a house) 3 April Crown and Thistle Cumberland Inn Horse and Farrier (closed and dilapidated) Malt Shovel (closed and converted to Adrianos Italian Restaurant) Pheasant (closed and converted to Gamebird Restaurant) 4 April Bridge End Inn, Dalston (recently reopened as a pub after being a Thai restaurant) Brunton Park Wine Stores (closed) Bush Inn, Longtown (closed 2010) Corby Bridge Hotel, Great Corby Royal Oak, Gaitskill (closed) Waterloo, Aglionby (closed and now Indian restaurant) 5 April Albion, Silloth Miners Arms, Broughton Moor Miners Arms, Flimby (closed) Ship Inn, Ellenborough, Maryport Spirit Vaults, Wigton (closed) Station Inn, Grasslot, Maryport (closed) To Scottish and Newcastle Brewery Group 1 Price paid £967,000 16 April Board Inn (now The Boardroom) Border Terrier Crown Hotel Crown Inn Cumberland Wrestlers (closed) Denton Wine Stores (closed) 17 April Balmoral, Silloth Crescent Inn (Renamed White House in 1998 Closed now a restaurant) Green Bank, Carleton (closed) Harraby Inn Linton Holme Inn Ship Inn, Thursby Wheatsheaf Inn, Abbeytown 18 April Blue Bell, Dalston Globe Inn, Carlisle (closed but recently refurbished and may reopen) Joiners Arms Museum Plough Inn, Wreay Sailors Return, Maryport The Crown, Ellenborough, Maryport 19 April Heilk Moon, Scaleby Sun Inn, Aspatria Sun Dial Inn, Little Broughton Throstles Nest, Wigton To John Smiths Brewery Group 3 Price paid £995,309 1 May Golden Lion and Broom Vaults, Maryport Green Dragon Hotel, Workington 7 May Albion (closed) Beehive Jovial Sailor (closed) Kings Head South Street Off Licence (closed) 8 May Border Reiver Coach and Horses Green Dragon (closed 1998 now a house) Howard Arms Prince of Wales (closed and demolished) Rose and Crown (closed and demolished) 9 May Cumberland Silloth (closed) St Nicholas Arms (closed) Royal Victoria, Maryport Sun Inn, Dearham Swan, Ellemborough, Maryport 10 May Black Lion, Durdar Near Boot, Tarraby Royal Oak, Scotby 11 May Greyhound, Bothel Sun Hotel, Brownrigg Princess Royal, Flimby (closed) Wellington, Great Orton Miners, Aspatria (closed) Highland Laddie, Todhills (closed) To Greenall Whitleys Group Group 4 Price paid £1,172,206 21 May Apple Tree (recently reverted to Apple Tree from Pippins) Duke of York (closed) Caldew Wine Stores (closed) Earl Grey (became Jesters now closed) Railway Tavern (closed) Wheatsheaf, Wetheral 22 May Inglewood (closed and demolished) Maltsters (closed) Magpie Milbourne Arms Pedestrian Arms (closed) Redfern Inn 23 May Royal Scot Sportsman Globe, Longtown Struggler Inn, Dearham (closed) Senhouse Arms, Maryport (closed) Bounty Inn, Maryport 24 May Criffel, Silloth (closed) George Inn, Warwick Bridge (closed and demolished) Globe, Aspatria (closed) Black Bull, Kirkoswald (closed) Royal Oak, Moorhouse Royal Oak, Welton (for sale) Crown, Wigton (closed) Indivdual Lots of Pubs and Hotels Citadel Retaurant and Wine Stores (Became Yates Wine Lodge until it closed in 1998. Now Coffee Shop) to Scottish and Newcastle handed over 20 April 1973. Price paid £250,000 Metal Bridge, Floriston (closed now a restaurant) to Scottish and Newcastle Price paid £50,000 Gretna Tavern, Hope and Bendall off-licence and offices Carlisle – Eden Construction (closed) Price paid £82,215 Red Lion Hotel, Wine Stores, Caledonian Hotel and adjoining properties in Botchergate – Whitbread (Caledonian currently for sale) £175,100 Angel off-licence 14 English Street, Carlisle – S & J Property Investments, Newcastle (closed) Price paid £50,000 Bluebell Inn and Off-licence and attached property, Scotch Street, Carlisle – W Vasey and sons (closed) Price paid £50,000 Central Hotel, The Viaduct, Carlisle – Greenhall Whitley (closed) Price paid £220,000 Friars Tavern, Devonshire Street, Carlisle – Whitbread (now Thin White Duke) Price paid £20,100 The Maltings, Carlisle – The Border DairyCo Ltd (closed) Price paid £31,125 SMS offices in Castle Street, Carlisle – L S Sutcliffe, Solicitor Carlisle (last SMS premises handed over in November 1973) Price paid £51,150 Graham Arms Hotel, Longtown – Mr Kenneth Holden of Bromley Cross near Bolton Price paid £38,100 Crown Hotel, Wetheral – Mr Leonard Wood, from Newcastle Price paid £110,500 Green Dragon Hotel and garages Workington – John Smiths, Tadcaster Price paid £46,310 Solway Hotel off licence and attached property Silloth – Mr I H Eilbeck of Moota (closed) Price paid £35,000 Queens Hotel, Criffel St Silloth – Mr G W Sunley Richmond (closed) Price paid £35,750 Skinburness Hotel, Silloth – Mr G S B Chalmers (closed) Price paid £65,000 Golden Lion Hotel, Senhouse Street and Broom Vaults (closed) and attached properties Maryport – John Smiths Price paid £41,283 Apple Tree Hotel Cockermouth – Mr I J Eilbeck and Mr G K Sutherland (closed) Price paid £31,500 Kildare Hotel, Wigton – Bass Charrington (closed) Price paid £15,000 Turf Inn, The Swifts, Carlisle – Eden Construction Ltd Price paid £26,265 Lonsdale Inn, Bulgill, Maryport – Jennings Bros. Ltd (closed) Price paid £9,000 Fox and Hounds, King Street, Aspatria – Jennings Bros Ltd (closed) Price paid £14,800 Rose and Crown, Kirkbampton – Jennings Bros. Ltd (closed) Price paid £9,000 Other Licensed Properties Tenanted Houses Blue Bell Inn, Sowerby Brow, Carlisle £6,500 Bush Inn, Tallentire, Carlisle £5,400 Bush Inn, Kirkbride £8,550 Cliff Inn, Kirklinton £5,560 Coach and Horses, Langrigg (closed) £4,760 Drovers Rest, Monkhill (for sale May 2013) £5,500 Grapes Hotel, Aspatria £12,000 Highland Laddie, Glasson £3,775 Hope and Anchor, Port Carlisle £5,000 Joiners Arms, Aikton (closed) £5,500 Joiners Arms, Newton Arlosh £7,000 King's Arms, Bowness £5,260 Lowther Arms, Old Mawbray, Maryport £4,500 Oddfellows Arms, Bolton-low-Houses £4,750 Oddfellows Arms, Caldbeck £8,550 Pointers Dog Inn, Bolton Fell End £5,500 Punch Bowl Inn, Great Broughton £4,280 Queen Inn, Great Corby £5,500 Robin Hood, Smithfield £8,500 Rose and Crown, Low Hesket £8,750 Royal Oak, Curthwaite £6,250 Ship Hotel, Allonby £7,600 Smiths Arms Inn, Marketgate £7,750 Stag Inn, Crosby-on-Eden £6,250 Station Inn, Southwaite £4,760 Swan Inn, Westnewton (closed) £6,800 Tam O'Shanter, Little Bampton, Wigton £4,300 White Swan Inn, Wigton (closed) £6,000 Managed Houses Crown Inn, Broadfield, Southwaite £4,570 Grapes Hotel, Allonby (closed) £4,500 Greyhound Inn, Cotehill £8,250 Lowther Arms Inn, Cumwhinton £7,430 New Inn, Blencoo £4,575 Woolpack Inn, Carlisle (closed) £6,920 Royal NavalAssociation Club (formerly the Ship Inn, South Quay, Maryport (closed) £17,500 Carlisle Brewery and Premises (closed) £90,000 .
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