The Globe pub stood at right angles to the Smiths Arms
Next door on the corner of Ings Road was the Harlequin Cafe
Between the two pubs was the gate to the mill Patons & Baldwins or Hayley's can't remember ...

Think they are all moved over now.
If there are any stray ones I missed just point them out and I'll move them.

Cheers Poptart

Was Keithy a male nurse by any chance? My mum used to talk about him, she was never one for going into town and was a nurse so that's the only link I can think of?

Don't forget the stone horse trough just outside too.

My granny served those steak canadians right up until the day she died; if anyone gave her any gyp, she'd bray em over the knuckles with a metal spatula.

Heppys and the bar upstairs Ratcliffes bar what was the name of that nightclub that opened up on cheapside

Raffles and Raffles Tavern downstairs.
Spent some time (and money) in there

The drink was Australian white wine although it was red and a doc was a double and a sample a single and yes it was awful -tasted like sherry to me but we always had a couple

What about the Calder Vale Hotel down Horbury Junction, I know its out of town but what a proper Mans pub that was.

That was a ritual every Friday and Saturday night - god knows why; you'd to queue up like you were collecting your pension from the post office, and when you got it, it was chuffin rank.

I remember puking one straight back up in the doorway of Peter Jones just across the road - it was a proper funny colour.