22 Northbrook Street, Newbury, RG14 1DJ

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Closed Pubs: The Jack Hotel and Jack Tap were situated on Northbrook Street, Newbury. Street number 22 / HER 21–22 and PubWiki's 24 indexing refer to the same hotel site (now Marks & Spencer) — treat as one place, not three. No open or close year is given on that page.

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Modern site address researched as 22 Northbrook Street, Newbury RG14 1DJ (Marks & Spencer). Aligns with Closed Pubs' Northbrook Street / M&S note and HER MWB19876 for 21–22 Northbrook Street.

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West Berkshire HER MWB19876: 21–22 Northbrook Street, Newbury — unlisted early-20th-century shop building formerly the site of the Jack of Newbury hotel. Corroborates Closed Pubs' Marks & Spencer successor on Northbrook Street. Distinct from No.25 Castle Tavern.

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Closed Pubs: the site is now used by Marks & Spencer. Undated successor note — HER places the present building at 1935; do not invent an M&S opening year from Closed Pubs alone.

West Berkshire HER MWB19876 cites historical pub research indicating a hotel with this name in operation from 1796 (Berkshire directory) to 1931 (Kelly's directory). Treat 1796 as presence evidence (matches PubWiki), not a proven opening year.

Jack of Newbury recorded in 1796 (Berkshire Directory) — PubWiki secondary transcription. Same Northbrook Street hotel later indexed as 24 (PubWiki) / 21–22 (HER) / modern 22 (M&S). Treat as existence evidence, not an opening date.

probable evidence

Known as Jack Hotel from 1887 according to PubWiki. Preserve Jack of Newbury as the earlier identity/name.

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PubWiki says the venue was known as Jack Hotel from 1887. Keep 1847 under the earlier identity.

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Keep the source occupation exactly as 'Retailer of Beer'; do not upgrade this to licensed victualler.

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PubWiki: known as the Jack Hotel from 1887 (Kelly's / directory evidence). Preserve Jack of Newbury as the earlier identity/name and Jack Hotel / Jack Tap as aliases for the same Northbrook Street place.

PubWiki states the venue was known as Jack Hotel from 1887. Preserve Jack of Newbury as a former-name alias/history relationship.

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PubWiki states the venue was known as Jack Hotel from 1887. Address history is complex, so retain provenance and review place matching.

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Jack Hotel at Northbrook Street recorded in PubWiki's Newbury 1911 census summary (Lee Barber). Address appears as 22 Northbrook Road in that summary — same Jack Hotel place as 21–22 / 24 Northbrook Street. Treat as a 1911 existence observation; do not infer an opening date.

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PubWiki says the venue was known as Jack Hotel from 1887. Preserve Jack of Newbury as a former-name relationship.

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No 1924 row added because the reviewed source output did not explicitly show one.

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West Berkshire HER MWB19876: hotel operation evidenced to 1931 (Kelly's directory). Year-level end of hotel use — Closed Pubs does not give a close year. Do not invent a month or day.

PubWiki says the venue was known as Jack Hotel from 1887. Preserve Jack of Newbury as a former-name relationship.

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West Berkshire HER MWB19876: the present 21–22 Northbrook Street shop building was built in 1935 on the former Jack of Newbury hotel site. Treat as rebuild / demolition of the hotel fabric after the 1931 hotel end — not a second closure year for trading.