100 London Road, Newbury (corner of Shaw Crescent and London Road)
1 nightlife identities recorded at this site
Street
London Road
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Greyhound
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Undated
Closed Pubs: The Greyhound was situated on London Road, Newbury. Street number 100 and the Shaw Crescent corner come from PubWiki 1960/1965 directories and user / HER research — not from the Closed Pubs page alone. No open or close year is given on that page.
Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1869 with Henry Reynolds. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1871 with Henry Renolds. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1881 with Edward Furnice. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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Historic page title gives London Road without a street number. Keep location address-based until independently resolved.
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Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1891 with Frank Kimber. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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Historic page title gives London Road without a street number. Do not force a later street number onto the 1901 observation.
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Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1901 with Frederick Johnson. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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Recorded in PubWiki's Newbury 1911 census summary. Treat as a 1911 existence observation; do not infer an opening date.
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Greyhound (London Road) is documented in 1911 with Frederick Johnson. — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated directory/census entry. Treat as evidence that the venue/address was operating or occupied in this year, not as an opening date.
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PubWiki / Newbury 1960 Kelly's directory lists the Greyhound at 100 London Road. Treat as address evidence for 1960, not an opening date.
Greyhound at 100 London Road is listed in the Newbury 1960 Kelly's directory transcription (PubWiki). Existence / address evidence only — not an opening date.
Greyhound at 100 London Road is listed in the Newbury 1965 Pub History directory. Existence / address evidence only — not an opening or closure date. Not visible in the 1970 snapshot list reviewed; treat absence only as a research flag, never as proof of closure on its own (demolition is separately evidenced c.1966–67).
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PubWiki / Newbury 1965 Pub History directory lists the Greyhound at 100 London Road. Treat as address evidence for 1965, not an opening or closure date.
West Berkshire HER MWB16004 (Shaw Crescent / Smith's Crescent): houses 1–9 at the southern end were demolished in 1962 for the Robin Hood Roundabout; soon afterwards the most southerly house in Shaw Crescent — the Greyhound public house — was demolished. User research places that demolition c.1966–67. Circa only — do not treat 1966 as an exact year. Distinct from the surviving Robin Hood / Toby Carvery farther east.
Building
Former Greyhound at 100 London Road, Newbury — corner of Shaw Crescent and London Road. PubWiki 1960 & 1965 directories list 100 London Road. Closed Pubs: situated on London Road (no open/close year). West Berkshire HER MWB16004 (Shaw Crescent / Smith's Crescent): southernmost building of the old Shaw Crescent group was the Greyhound public house; houses 1–9 at the southern end demolished 1962 for the Robin Hood Roundabout, and the Greyhound demolished soon afterwards (user research: c.1966–67). Pin is near the original corner site — not the surviving Robin Hood / Toby Carvery farther east at 106 London Road. Sources: https://www.closedpubs.co.uk/berkshire/newbury_greyhound.html ; https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?resourceID=1030&uid=MWB16004 ; https://pubwiki.co.uk/Berkshire/Newbury/GreyhoundLondon.shtml
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- Closed Pubs - Greyhound, Newbury
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