I haven't had a cigarette for over 15 years, but I think that banning smoking dealt a big blow to the local pub. It was much easier to get in a few beers from the supermarket and have a drink and smoke watching TV at home. Then Covid just about finished a lot of them off. Some have revived due to serving food, but like a lot of the High Street, we have to accept that things have changed and aren't coming back. With the internet and digital communication the world is a different place.
@EnbyEmily so you're saying a lot of people have suddenly just got into collecting vinyl? No haha, DJs, mainstream artist producing modern tracks on vinyl ect. Vinyl is coming back for sure this time
In Australia they have smoking lounge separate from the bar with automatic glass doors and air conditioning perfect so you don’t get over whelmed with the smoke
Thanks for what your doing. I left easington around 67 i was 6 years old and migrated to Australia with family.. But the few years i lived in easington colliery.. it was great . Lots of good memories.. i sometimes wonder what i would be doing now if i stayed.. ? Anyway, Keep up the good work .. !
Used to love going out in Easington back in the 80s .Village was great Kings head ,mutton, village inn, top house then down to the Colliery club for the Friday night disco ,and it was rammed.
Tin Pot was at the other end of School Street (other end of the street to HMS Flagship). It's now Frankies gym where my good mate runs the boxing club. Also, don't forget the cricket club 😆 I remember you going in the Mutton back in the day with Red and Oddy? I also remember you drinking in the Village inn back in the 90's where every man and his dog from Easington and the surrounding villages use to pack it out every weekend. Good memories mate.
Back in the early 80's my mam worked as a barmaid in the Village Inn then mid 80's in the Half Moon, I remember the HM being very posh. Keep up the great vids Terry. 👍
Yeah my mam worked in half moon for a short period of time I think as well in the late 70s early 80s I think just thought of that 😂😂 it wasn’t for long tho
Great video. Sad now. My mam was a cleaner in the Liberality tavern( village inn) in the 60's..i had my wedding reception in the legion and the nighttime do in the tin pot. Was a great place back in the day
By terry for a village wouldnt of thought you could fit that many pubs in bet that'll of been some pub crawl on a weekend think supermarkets played big part with the cheap booze and obviously the coid was prbleys the final nail for the pubs never had a pint in Easington mate but looks nice place class vid as always
Every time when I was on holiday in the UK, I was taken to the Victory Club. In fact I became a Member. Fond memories. Gosh! so much has changed. Or, I am very old now.
Missed the tin pot out. Where intafitness gym is. It was at the top of the street where the Victory is mate. Used to drink in the Trust. Drink in the Welfare now. Great place
There was 2 clubs and a pub on my estate 10 years ago now there isn’t any. But everyone stood for it. There was only a handful of people who were bothered so you get what you stand for.
What you are calling The Village Inn, now a convenience store used to be The Liberality Tavern. I proposed to my wife sitting on the bench just outside on the corner. The King's Head suffered a big fire, and I don't know if it ever re-opened. The Shoulder of Mutton on the other corner, as you say, and the Mason's Arms on the side of the Green. Incidentally, there used to be a butcher's shop next to it, and my wife was born in the flat above that. The Half Moon still going well, I think, mainly because of the food. I'm pretty sure there was also a political club on the Green, Liberal or Conservative, can't remember which.
Victims off our own demise old mate the same down south up went the prices everybody started drinking at home once people started moving out off the drinking holes the druggies move in down south you can buy coke off a 13 Yr old going to school??? To help dad pay the mortgage
@@Madsoutandabout yes that's why I'm up here the housing you was living around migrants that was only there for a few months they got every benefit where I did not the Ukrainians was OK but most were Afghans sumarlys Iranians and Iraq and if I did not stop and listen to the kuran in the morning they would report me to the race relations for disrespect
Forgot to add go on google and key in.. A world of my own emmanuelle shinwell. Shot in 1969. Shows murton, easington, crimdon, peterlee and poss the colliery club.. Very interesting 23 minutes.
@@Madsoutandabout yeah everyone predicted it. I used to play snooker at a pub that is a Tesco now. And the landlord said the smoking ban will kill pubs. But I’ll tell you another thing, central drive in Blackpool was chock full of clubs/pubs and in the last 5 years they’ve moved loads of foreigners and Muslims in and they don’t use English business so pubs, clubs, chippies, butchers, newsagents are all gone! Look on Google earth and you’ll see. It’s just Turkish barbers.
Enjoyed your video but youve got one wrong; the Tin Club was at the top of School Street and its now a gym, so you were close. The gym at the Village was a company known as Belstaff when i was a lad
Very interested in learning about this area! My grandparents immigrated to the US in the 1920's. My grand mother was from Easington. I think her mother lived on Noble St? Does that sound familiar to anyone? Surnames Reynolds and Harrison
@@Madsoutandabout Thank you for your reply! I had many relitives that worked in the pits, very strong union family that continued with my grandfather in the U.S. At almost 67 I wish I had asked more questions. At least I was privledged to meet some of my grandparent's siblings when they came here to visit and have been able to connect with cousins online. My grandmother had a strong attaction to our lake Michigan and seeing pictures of your surrounding area, I see why. As a child, we visited the lake and beaches daily.
@Madsoutandabout crap to see how it is now , stanley near where I grew up in tanfield village isn't much better now either. Communities soul's taken away without any alternative.
You cannot go into any pub now without some16 year old behind bar plugging his i phone into the speakers and blasting out what he wants to listen to ,or the idiot box blasting out horse racing or more often than not fitba' when will they realise everyone doesn't like fitba' or any other kind of multi millionaire hobby
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I haven't had a cigarette for over 15 years, but I think that banning smoking dealt a big blow to the local pub. It was much easier to get in a few beers from the supermarket and have a drink and smoke watching TV at home. Then Covid just about finished a lot of them off. Some have revived due to serving food, but like a lot of the High Street, we have to accept that things have changed and aren't coming back. With the internet and digital communication the world is a different place.
Very much true mate a different world altogether now thanks
Vinyl just outsold cd for the first time In 35 years, all hope isn't lost yet.
@@Church_Of_KloppismVinyl’s are collectible, DVD’s aren’t yet
@EnbyEmily so you're saying a lot of people have suddenly just got into collecting vinyl? No haha, DJs, mainstream artist producing modern tracks on vinyl ect. Vinyl is coming back for sure this time
In Australia they have smoking lounge separate from the bar with automatic glass doors and air conditioning perfect so you don’t get over whelmed with the smoke
Thanks for what your doing. I left easington around 67 i was 6 years old and migrated to Australia with family.. But the few years i lived in easington colliery.. it was great . Lots of good memories.. i sometimes wonder what i would be doing now if i stayed.. ? Anyway, Keep up the good work .. !
thanks so much mate much appreciated and take care special memories
Used to love going out in Easington back in the 80s .Village was great Kings head ,mutton, village inn, top house then down to the Colliery club for the Friday night disco ,and it was rammed.
Was class mate
@@Madsoutandabout It was ,we even got David Garside tapped up :)
Tin Pot was at the other end of School Street (other end of the street to HMS Flagship). It's now Frankies gym where my good mate runs the boxing club. Also, don't forget the cricket club 😆 I remember you going in the Mutton back in the day with Red and Oddy? I also remember you drinking in the Village inn back in the 90's where every man and his dog from Easington and the surrounding villages use to pack it out every weekend. Good memories mate.
Yes mate of course thanks for the information forgot about them cheers it was great back in the day
This braught back some class memories 🎉
Cheers mate
Back in the early 80's my mam worked as a barmaid in the Village Inn then mid 80's in the Half Moon, I remember the HM being very posh. Keep up the great vids Terry. 👍
Yeah my mam worked in half moon for a short period of time I think as well in the late 70s early 80s I think just thought of that 😂😂 it wasn’t for long tho
The alcohol in supermarkets is a lot cheaper than pubs and clubs.
Very true mate
The Trust was renamed The Rock Bar i think, The Flagship was a cannabis farm 4 months ago....
Cheers mate for that
Great video. Sad now. My mam was a cleaner in the Liberality tavern( village inn) in the 60's..i had my wedding reception in the legion and the nighttime do in the tin pot. Was a great place back in the day
Sad days but good memories mate
By terry for a village wouldnt of thought you could fit that many pubs in bet that'll of been some pub crawl on a weekend think supermarkets played big part with the cheap booze and obviously the coid was prbleys the final nail for the pubs never had a pint in Easington mate but looks nice place class vid as always
Cheers mate it was a class night out
WALSALL TOWN CENTER
11 PLACES TO DRINK
NO NIGHT CLUBS
4 CLUBS CLOSED
OVER 18 PUBS GONE
Crazy mate
Every time when I was on holiday in the UK, I was taken to the Victory Club. In fact I became a Member. Fond memories. Gosh! so much has changed. Or, I am very old now.
Cheers yeah class place Susan
The only growth industry now , is Cannabis Farming and Shoplifting .
😂😂😂😂😂
Happy new year to you and Your buddy Keno, Expat Geordie, Canada.
Cheers mate thanks and you too
Great video, Expat Geordie, Canada.
Cheers mate
Missed the tin pot out. Where intafitness gym is. It was at the top of the street where the Victory is mate. Used to drink in the Trust. Drink in the Welfare now. Great place
Cheers mate yeah I did my bad welfare is canny enjoy used to go in there back in the 90s a lot
It’s a very under rated bar mate with a loyal customer base. Great video marra
@@sgooks04 cheers mate
There was 2 clubs and a pub on my estate 10 years ago now there isn’t any. But everyone stood for it. There was only a handful of people who were bothered so you get what you stand for.
Cheers mate sad times
Trust was called Devlins then the rock garden.
Yes I remember devilns now cheers
Lovely food in the half moon Terry popped in village inn around 2007 for a pint before I went to the dog track there now housing
Yes mate it is very nice
What you are calling The Village Inn, now a convenience store used to be The Liberality Tavern. I proposed to my wife sitting on the bench just outside on the corner. The King's Head suffered a big fire, and I don't know if it ever re-opened. The Shoulder of Mutton on the other corner, as you say, and the Mason's Arms on the side of the Green. Incidentally, there used to be a butcher's shop next to it, and my wife was born in the flat above that. The Half Moon still going well, I think, mainly because of the food. I'm pretty sure there was also a political club on the Green, Liberal or Conservative, can't remember which.
Class memories mate thanks for sharing them happy days still a nice area ✅
It’s funny how the names change over the years
Victims off our own demise old mate the same down south up went the prices everybody started drinking at home once people started moving out off the drinking holes the druggies move in down south you can buy coke off a 13 Yr old going to school??? To help dad pay the mortgage
Jesus terrible that mate
@@Madsoutandabout yes that's why I'm up here the housing you was living around migrants that was only there for a few months they got every benefit where I did not the Ukrainians was OK but most were Afghans sumarlys Iranians and Iraq and if I did not stop and listen to the kuran in the morning they would report me to the race relations for disrespect
Forgot to add go on google and key in.. A world of my own emmanuelle shinwell. Shot in 1969. Shows murton, easington, crimdon, peterlee and poss the colliery club.. Very interesting 23 minutes.
Cheers mate thanks
I noticed pubs dying after the smoking ban
Fair point mate
@@Madsoutandabout yeah everyone predicted it. I used to play snooker at a pub that is a Tesco now. And the landlord said the smoking ban will kill pubs. But I’ll tell you another thing, central drive in Blackpool was chock full of clubs/pubs and in the last 5 years they’ve moved loads of foreigners and Muslims in and they don’t use English business so pubs, clubs, chippies, butchers, newsagents are all gone! Look on Google earth and you’ll see. It’s just Turkish barbers.
Enjoyed your video but youve got one wrong; the Tin Club was at the top of School Street and its now a gym, so you were close. The gym at the Village was a company known as Belstaff when i was a lad
Cheers mate thanks for that ✅👍
The place is a sess pit now unfortunately
Very interested in learning about this area! My grandparents immigrated to the US in the 1920's. My grand mother was from Easington. I think her mother lived on Noble St? Does that sound familiar to anyone? Surnames Reynolds and Harrison
Yes I knew noble street I’m sure at some point I had relatives down there not sure about the surnames tho but thanks
@@Madsoutandabout Thank you for your reply! I had many relitives that worked in the pits, very strong union family that continued with my grandfather in the U.S. At almost 67 I wish I had asked more questions. At least I was privledged to meet some of my grandparent's siblings when they came here to visit and have been able to connect with cousins online. My grandmother had a strong attaction to our lake Michigan and seeing pictures of your surrounding area, I see why. As a child, we visited the lake and beaches daily.
The colliery club , Oswald terrace ?
Lived there for few years when I was 11/12 . Geordie lad used to have run in with the local mackem lads 🤣
😂😂😂😂
@Madsoutandabout crap to see how it is now , stanley near where I grew up in tanfield village isn't much better now either.
Communities soul's taken away without any alternative.
You cannot go into any pub now without some16 year old behind bar plugging his i phone into the speakers and blasting out what he wants to listen to ,or the idiot box blasting out horse racing or more often than not fitba' when will they realise everyone doesn't like fitba' or any other kind of multi millionaire hobby
Fair comment mate loved a good old jukebox
The trust was called the Rock Garden in the 90s
Really mate
@@Madsoutandabout I believe so. It would have been after the death of Princess Diana in 97. I believe it was an arson attack
The Derby/diamond was still open in 2003/2004
Cheers mate
The kings head is like sheltered accommadation for druggies and wayward teenagers
Really thanks for that mate
Cheers
The village inn was originally called The Liberality
Cheers mate what year was that ? Thanks
@@Madsoutandabout probably in the 60s, I was 18 then I am now 71
A way of life has gone for ever, the New Seaham Conservative Club has closed and the building will be sold, sad, Expat Seaham Lad, Canada.
Really sad mate
Tory government