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Bat & Barrel, Luton

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104-106 Park Street, Luton, LU1 3EY (View on Google Map)

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Traditional two-bar town pub with an older clientele. Public bar has a pool table, darts and large TV, jukebox and gaming machines. Lounge bar also has a large TV, plus a large 'Barrel' on display which used to hang up outside the pub, no doubt before the days of pedantic Health & Safety. The name comes from the former owners Banks & Taylors (BAT) and the Barrel.

Pub closed Oct 2018

Planning Application 20/01445/FUL | Conversion and change of use of vacant public house to 4 two bed flats with a first floor side/rear and ground floor infill extensions and alterations to existing fenestration with associated shared amenity space, cycle and bin storage. Approved 05 Mar 2021.

Information for this venue is provided by the South Bedfordshire Branch of CAMRA
Previous Names
White Lion (until 1993)
Local Authority
Luton (B)
Last updated
Last surveyed
30/04/2013
Leasehold owner
unknown
Freehold owner
Stonegate
Pub ID
BES/281
Asset of Community Value
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