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Re: pub at bedworth hill shaws (new inn)?
« Reply #18 on: Sunday 13 June 10 17:33 BST (UK) »
Hi John,
           Thank you for the reply, will I have to go to Bedworth Echo for this ,or is it available on line ?
                                       Regards,
                                                     RizaRiza

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Re: pub at bedworth hill shaws (new inn)?
« Reply #19 on: Monday 21 June 10 19:05 BST (UK) »
RizaRiza
         that's where i went i don't know about on line
                 john  ;)

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Re: pub at bedworth hill shaws (new inn)?
« Reply #20 on: Friday 16 July 10 09:21 BST (UK) »
My Family originated around Bedworth (beduth)My Great grandfather was a deputy at Newdigate Pit his father apparently went AWL during first world war and they changed their Name from Barlow to Barton so family tree very hard to trace especially since we live in New Zealand lots of people seam to trace back to Barlows barge company my Grandad was a very big man and went under the name of Jack Barton guess he could have been related to Jack Barlow.
When we lived in Bedworth visited several pubs mentioned plenty of choices used to be about a pub on every street corner.

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Re: pub at bedworth hill shaws (new inn)?
« Reply #21 on: Monday 09 August 21 01:16 BST (UK) »
I dropped onto this site by chance and decided to sign up as I have some info to add that 'May' be of help. Al in Vane. When I was at 'Nicho' in the 1960s, the cross country route was across the school fields and along the canal to the Marston Lane bridge, over the bridge, then out across the fields and back toward the canal, coming back onto Bulkington Lane (Or Bulkington Road as it is now called) at the Navigation bridge. Some of the lads would take a shortcut along the canal towpath straight to the 'Navi'. The only pub along that stretch was the Navigation. The route may have changed after I left 'Nicho'. The New Inn was Bedworth Hill which was the next canal bridge toward Coventry. The pub was demolished in about 1960. Arthur Shaw, his wife Ida and daughter Jennifer moved to The Three Horeshoes pub in Heath Road Nuneaton, and Arthur later took over as Landlord at the Weaver Arm in Ryton, Bulkington. There is a booklet in the Bedworth Library 'My Bedworth Memories at Speedwell Farm & Downing Crescent' written by Vilma Chrichlow, compiled by Tony Davis, that mentions Arthur Shaw and many other past characters from Bedworth Hill.                                                                                                         


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Re: pub at bedworth hill shaws (new inn)?
« Reply #22 on: Monday 09 August 21 01:21 BST (UK) »
Sorry, The last post should have read: The Three Horse Shoes, Heath End Road, Nuneaton.