The former Malvern public house, Malvern Way, Hastings
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The former Malvern public house, Malvern Way, Hastings
Image: © Patrick Roper Taken: 4 Nov 2021
The pub, now converted to residential use, seems to have consisted of the rectangular building in the foreground. It opened, as the New Broom, in 1970 and was closed in 2008 (2005 in some sources). The earlier name reflects the Broomgrove district where it lies. The new name of The Malvern is from Malvern Way, the road it is in. There are many roads in this area named after hill ranges: Pennine Rise, Mendip Gardens, The Cheviots, Quantock Gardens.
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