Just in case you didn’t know – The Rutland Arms, located on the corner of Brown Street is due to close around the 22nd of December 2006.
This is an amazing pub and beer garden and has served us all well. It deserves to be listed as a place of cultural significance, protected and celebrated. It cannot be turned into luxury apartments - it needs to remain a pub.
This is an amazing pub and beer garden and has served us all well. It deserves to be listed as a place of cultural significance, protected and celebrated. It cannot be turned into luxury apartments - it needs to remain a pub.
The Rutland Arms pub has played a significant part in supporting the broad left movement in Sheffield playing host on a weekly basis to a range of groups that has included Sheffield Indymedia, Sheffield No Borders, Aktivix/Slugbug and many others.
It's range of real ales is a reflection of the Rutland's focus on Sheffield's Campaign for Real Ale. The pub's free wireless internet network has been useful to many activists and geeks who needed to work whilst enjoying a relaxing drink.
The pub's amazing kitsch decor is legendary with themed corners reflecting figures from Greak, Roman and Egyptian mythology. The pub has resisted games machines, sports television and juke boxes - though the pub's in-house collection of 40's and 50's easy listening is usually turned up to the max after closing time to clear out any remaining stragglers.
The Rutland's postion in Sheffield's Cultural Industries Quarter has made it a civilised haven from the crass atmosphere of Sheffield's more in-yer-face nightspots and the pub has been popular with musicians, students and media professionals - a true community facility.
Please show your support of this venerable Sheffield institution:
Log on to:
http://www.petitiononline.com/Rut123/petition.html
Comments, photos, and all the rest can be added to http://www.myspace.com/savetherutland
Please forward this to your friends!
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It's range of real ales is a reflection of the Rutland's focus on Sheffield's Campaign for Real Ale. The pub's free wireless internet network has been useful to many activists and geeks who needed to work whilst enjoying a relaxing drink.
The pub's amazing kitsch decor is legendary with themed corners reflecting figures from Greak, Roman and Egyptian mythology. The pub has resisted games machines, sports television and juke boxes - though the pub's in-house collection of 40's and 50's easy listening is usually turned up to the max after closing time to clear out any remaining stragglers.
The Rutland's postion in Sheffield's Cultural Industries Quarter has made it a civilised haven from the crass atmosphere of Sheffield's more in-yer-face nightspots and the pub has been popular with musicians, students and media professionals - a true community facility.
Please show your support of this venerable Sheffield institution:
Log on to:
http://www.petitiononline.com/Rut123/petition.html Comments, photos, and all the rest can be added to
http://www.myspace.com/savetherutland Please forward this to your friends!
Thanks
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