Life in a Northern Town (but is there? )

Funny though beer prices in Manchester go up to around £3.50 a pin

WE sometimes go there for a night out .

 

I keep thinking that you are in Manchester.

 

Noooo

Bolton

Covid Capital of the UK

 

I would have thought Soho was Covid Capital.

 

nooo we are thanks to the Government allowing chartered flights to arrive from India before it as red listed .

All the 3 problematic areas of Bolton are well known Asian communities .

 

Great Pix - Keep Safe though

 

That's me Doc - I'm South Manchester (near the Airport) - where the price of a Pint is about £3.00

 

Looks like you all had a great time

 

Looks good lately x

 

Nearly normal .

But the pubs are playing dodge the police . As soon as they have visited they can relax and allow the customers to relax and dance and have a good time .

Its what we have all been missing

 

Lots of music in our gardens today. But all our clubs closed down ages ago.

 

Our club as reopened as a "pub" but with acts on now every Scatterday night .I am hopeful of full opening after June 21st ,despite the governement causing all these Covid out breaks .

 

all ours have closed permanently.

 

I dont get that . AS a seaside town they would be easily supported . WE have even got a new one opening up shortly but it will be geared towards the younger crowds , As we do like a lot of modern music like House ,we may give it an occasional visit .

 

We lost a lot of our pubs permanently thanks to our useless puppets lining their pockets.

 

Thankfully we have reversed the trend in our town with an extra Pub which was saved and a new night club opening .

 

Got lucky there.

 

Well many pubs have closed in the 00s ,but none thank fully because of the lockdowns

 

Good to hear a lot of them are reopening.

 

Sadly, Pubs don't close down for long in my locale, they shut, are boarded up and within weeks pulled down.
The fences go up and the builders arrive, and in short shift houses, flats and apartments take their place