CLOSED - THANKS to all customers for the last few years

plast, Bat and Ball pub totally outside my knowledge since we moved to Sevenoaks area just over a year ago! We're near St. Michael's School.

Sent one first thing today, just got one from you and replied opto.

Must have sorted itself out.. LOL

Morning all.

Many happy returns Spaceman. Don't tell me I'm going past your abode on my way to Sainsbury's?

Any chance of a brew?

space , seal school was my infaint school , not the one thats down meadow rd but school lane , near the five bells pub, now flats shame really , it was a beautiful old victorian school, and great times had i can tell you.

the yeoman, rose and crown, and the prince of wales, fun had in all of them, god this is bringing back some memorys, thanks space. all good one i may add, i had my stag night in the yeoman, and my mates if you can call them that, striped me naked and left me in the doorway of cullans, b ards.LOL

Tea excellent :>)
Almond slice anyone?

almond slice sounds nice, can I have 5 and a cup of tea please?

leave room for your haddock fish finger and chocolate birthday cake Spacie!
;>)

Happy Birhday Spacie. How about some sherry trifle, in batter?

Thanks bunny, I will.

Socs that sounds nice, have as much as you like, in fact you can have my portion as well ;-)

Oh Spacie, how kind, but I really couldn't deprive you of such a treat on your birthday. I insist you have your share!

Right I'm off chaps have a good evening and be good Spacie on your birthday!
;>)

Bacon link to bladder cancer risk

Getting too hooked on a daily bacon sandwich may increase the risk of bladder cancer, research suggests

Better get it off the menu......

Jeff, sounds nasty, I knew someone who died from that.

Looks as though we will have to stick with warm or hot danish!

OK so what is it in the bacon sarnie?
Don't eat them myself thankfully
Is it just the old fat/colesterol thing or is it something being added to bacon these days? Scary.....

And Chicken

Harvard scientists found people who ate bacon at least five times a week were 59% more likely to develop the disease than those who never did.

They also found people who frequently ate skinless chicken had a 52% greater risk. Chemicals called nitrosamines and heterocyclic amines may be to blame

What do those septics know.....

I bet everyone who ate any of those things in 1850 is dead anyway......

I say more white bread.....