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Introduction to Portslade

Popular pubs photographed in the 1970s
By Ray Hamblett
Photo:Southern Cross
Photo:The Stag
Photo:The George Inn
Photo:The Alexandra

The Southern Cross

Demolished to make way for the Old Shoreham Road widening scheme

The Stag

In the Old Village, open for business

The Alexandra Inn

On the Wellington Road

The George Inn

In the Old Village just up from the Stag

This page was added on 14/11/2007.

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I wonder how long it will be before these popular pubs are forced out of business by the extreme views of a the small but vocal anti-smoking minority.

By J. Curtis (non smoker) (12/01/2008)

They wont be forced out of business at all. It's just a smoke screen (pun intended) to make people feel sorry for smokers. In any case, these pubs went downhill YEARS ago.

By Don Cropone (27/01/2008)

Hi, glad to see The Stag still around I was born there on the 6th July 1949. I now live in Yorkshire but am now making regular trips down to Brighton. Plan to visit The Stag next time.

By Fran Perry (nee Dawes) (23/11/2009)

I remember the Stag well I was married in 1961 and held my reception there. We had a great time. My maiden name was Morley and I lived in Valley Road.

By Beryl Thompson (27/12/2009)

My Grandparents managed the Southern Cross Pub in that era they served the community of Portslade well during the war times and after. It was a sad old day when the Old Shoreham Road got widened and shops stood empty. Portslade was a thriving village, now everyone dismisses it in a blink of an eye.

By Carol Lee (16/01/2010)

Does anyone remember Burt Hickley - worked at The George for years - think somewhere probably in the sixties and seventies

By denise (24/02/2010)

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