Scrooges ! Closed !!!!

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Scrooges Closed !!!! 


So on social media the lovely owners posted the following

22.5.2020

The rumours are true...

It is with a VERY heavy heart 💔 that we have to announce, that the award winning Scrooges Bar will not open its friendly doors again 😔.

The council have been wanting Scrooges Bar, Reform Health Club and several other land & properties we own in the town centre for redevelopment for some time now.... and a deal has finally been done..


It is always hard to walk away from a hugely successful business, but even harder to walk away from a way of life and probably losing contact with some of THE SOUNDEST CUSTOMERS any bar could ask for ❤. Scrooges will miss you all loads. Xxx

The worst thing for us is that due to Covid, we don’t get to have one last party. You don’t get to have one last mental sesh with all your mates. There will be no photographs on socials of an amazing sending off party... and that is always gonna be sad for us 


BUT LETS REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES 🤩😬.... because there were LOADS of them. Let’s remember all the AMAZING parties we had and hopefully if we can find a new building.... THEN LETS OPEN UP AGAIN SOMEWHERE ELSE??? Who is up for Scrooges 2? We are game if you are??? (Anyone know of a good building get in touch)

Thanks to all our absolutely amazingly loyal customers and staff who came to see us week after week. We will sincerely miss you all xx

Love always,

Owen & Maria Pouncy xxx

Images from facebook page

 Part of my youth has gone, well my 20's and 30's If I am being honest ...

Who could forget the stairs of delight that you could walk down after many, many wines, I had many a hangover from drinking this and then some ! 


Random facts about your now closed Wine Bar... It used to be a Dairy back in the day ( 1930’s )

I lost many a hour drinking in this delightful oddity with my ‘Tache’ clique ! The stairs ! The strawberry wine !!! Evil , evil stuff ! It’s the end of an era for quite a few of us still old enough to remember ,  Brenda was whom I remember as the ‘unique’ landlady when I frequented  this brilliant bar...



For your giggles your author back in the day - mid twenties... 
When this COVID has had its day and we can all return to pubs and clubs, support your locals, the bands, the people that run them... before they go forever.

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