28–29 Cheap Street (site), Newbury — Kennet Centre

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Closed Pubs: The Diamond Tap was situated at 29 Cheap Street. PubWiki / 1911 census also index 28 Cheap Street at the same brewery-tap site — treat as one place, not two.

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Brewery History Society: Charles J H Emery, Diamond Brewery, 29 Cheap Street, Newbury (formerly Flint's Brewery; bought by Emery June 1897; acquired by South Berkshire Brewery Co. Ltd 1899). Corroborates Closed Pubs' 29 Cheap Street brewery-tap address.

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Closed Pubs: the site is now part of the Kennet Shopping Centre. Undated successor — do not invent a demolition or centre-opening year from this alone.

Diamond Brewery / Tap site at 28 Cheap Street recorded in 1899 with Charles Emery (Kelly's Directory). — PubWiki secondary transcription. Treat as presence at the brewery-tap site, not an opening date.

Closed Pubs: this was the brewery tap for the Diamond (formerly Flint's) Brewery; the brewery closed in 1899 but the Tap lived on. Treat 1899 as brewery-closure / tap-continued evidence — not the Tap's own closing year.

Diamond Brewery / Tap site at 28 Cheap Street recorded in 1907 with Edward Cox & Son (Kelly's Directory). — PubWiki secondary transcription.

Diamond Tap at 28 Cheap Street recorded in PubWiki's Newbury 1911 census summary (Cox, public house). Treat as a 1911 existence observation; do not infer an opening date. Same brewery-tap site as Closed Pubs' 29 Cheap Street entry.

probable evidence

Closed Pubs: the Diamond Tap lived on until 1913 after the Diamond Brewery closed in 1899. Year-level closure — do not invent a month or day. Source: Phil Wood.