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This is what proper British pub lock-ins used to be like
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The tradition of pub lock-ins has a long history in the UK, with many pubs operating outside of licensed hours to allow patrons to continue socialising. This practice was often tolerated by authorities, who would turn a blind eye to the extended hours in exchange for a degree of discretion. The culture surrounding lock-ins was particularly prevalent in the mid-20th century, when pubs were central to community life and social gatherings.
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This is what proper British pub lock-ins used to be like
If you’re under 60, you’re unlikely to have experienced a proper British pub lock-in. But there was a time when it was a cornerstone of a good night out, a rite of passage and a membership to an illicit club. Andy Blackmore tries to remember the good old days A few decades ago, this country [...]
14 Jul, 03:45
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