The pub is no more, but the developers are having great difficulty securing planning permission to turn the site into a mini-housing estate.
KENT COMMUNITY ACTIVIST: acerbic, carping, caustic, curmudgeonly,critical, cynical, grumpy, moaning, sardonic and plain speaking.
Monday 8 October 2012
Past watering holes (3)
The Buck Inn on the outskirts of Clay Cross was an unpretentious little pub and had much to be unpretentious about. It was a single storey prefabricated building. The pub's one redeeming feature was a jolly landlord who liked to perform his repertoire of two magic tricks.
The pub is no more, but the developers are having great difficulty securing planning permission to turn the site into a mini-housing estate.
The pub is no more, but the developers are having great difficulty securing planning permission to turn the site into a mini-housing estate.
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