Licensing Act 1904

The Licensing Act [1904] attempted to reduce the number of licensed premises in congested areas. In the period 1905 to 1911, a total of 7,318 premises were closed. 6,880 were in England and 438 in Wales. Compensation was paid.

Around 0 local pubs were closed at this time, including

Abbey Inn, Luddenden Bay Horse, Halifax Bay Horse, Sowerby Bridge Bird In Hand, Elland Black Boy, Halifax Black Boy, Halifax Black Bull, Elland Black Bull, Gauxholme Black Bull, Halifax Blue Ball, Triangle Blue Bell, Halifax Blue Bell, Southowram Bradford Hotel, Halifax Brewers' Arms, Mount Tabor Brighton Hotel, Halifax Cherry Tree, Stone Chair Delvers' Arms, Midgley Dublin Arms, Halifax Duke of Leeds' Arms, Halifax Duke Wellington, Halifax Dusty Miller, Sowerby Bridge England Lamb, Boothtown Foundry, Halifax George IV, Halifax

Gibbet Tavern, Halifax Golden Fleece, Boothtown Golden Plough, Elland Goose Nest, Luddenden Dean Hen & Chickens, Halifax Horns, Halifax Ivy, Elland Kimberley Arms, Halifax London Tavern, Halifax Loose Pulley, Halifax Manchester House, Brighouse Masons' Arms, Elland Moon Inn, Halifax New Inn, Caddy Field New Inn, Halifax New Inn, Queensbury Noah's Ark, Elland Northgate Tap, Halifax Old Woodman, Halifax Peacock, Todmorden Prescott Arms, Halifax Prince Albert, Brighouse

Queen, Sowerby Queen, Sowerby Bridge Railway Hotel, Barkisland Railway Hotel, Halifax Red Lion, Sowerby Bridge Rising Sun, Boothtown Rising Sun, Rastrick Rose & Crown, Ripponden Royal George, Elland Royal Sovereigns, Halifax Ship Tavern, Brighouse Sovereign, Halifax Sportsman, Queensbury Spread Eagle, Hebden Bridge Star, Soyland Sun, Bradshaw Sun Dial, Brighouse Sun Inn, Queensbury Victoria Arms, Halifax Volunteer Arms, Brighouse Waggon & Horses, Halifax Waggon & Horses, Sowerby Bridge Waggoners', Halifax Weavers' Arms, Midgley

See Beerhouse Act [1830]

This & associated entries use material contributed by Stan Mapstone

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