Britain Had the Perfect Pub... Until One Decision Ruined It
Play World of Warships FREE & claim your bonuses: https://wo.ws/4dIhH3o Pushing through the doors of a local pub on a Friday night used to feel like the proper start to the weekend. You had the noise of the public bar, the quiet corners of the snug, and a room full of people who actually knew each other. Losing over thirty thousand of them across the country wasn't just down to people changing their habits either. It started with a disastrous government decision back in 1989 that accidentally handed our locals over to faceless property companies. When you look at the empty buildings left behind today, you see exactly what we lost.
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