My great grandfather George Henry Lever and his wife Maud ran this pub in the early 1930’s.
By Gill Bradshaw (29/03/2008)
This pub was closed for two months in January and February 2006 for a comprehensive refurbishment. It now has a garden area and a number of advanced energy saving initiatives.
By Martin Donovan (09/01/2009)
It was announced in the Argus this week (w/e. Sun.27/02/11) that Barbara, the former landlady, had passed away. I have used the ‘Wellie’ a lot through the years and remember her as very cheerful person- a great licensee!
By Richard J. Szypulski (27/02/2011)
My Nan Lottie Gilbert ran the pub with Sid in the mid 60s, there used to be a film studio nearby and some of the actors would drink there.
By Theresa Puddephatt-Jones (24/01/2013)
This was my mother-in-law’s pub for many years, many a happy day spent there. Her final night there was one of the best party nights ever. She was a wonderful lady missed by us all. RIP Mum xx
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My great grandfather George Henry Lever and his wife Maud ran this pub in the early 1930’s.
This pub was closed for two months in January and February 2006 for a comprehensive refurbishment. It now has a garden area and a number of advanced energy saving initiatives.
It was announced in the Argus this week (w/e. Sun.27/02/11) that Barbara, the former landlady, had passed away. I have used the ‘Wellie’ a lot through the years and remember her as very cheerful person- a great licensee!
My Nan Lottie Gilbert ran the pub with Sid in the mid 60s, there used to be a film studio nearby and some of the actors would drink there.
This was my mother-in-law’s pub for many years, many a happy day spent there. Her final night there was one of the best party nights ever. She was a wonderful lady missed by us all. RIP Mum xx
There’s now a history page on the Duke of Wellington website: https://dukeofwellingtonbrighton.co.uk/history/
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