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From: Free Thinking Doggie
They cut the Punch in half years ago, became 2 separate pubs, the other being The Crown & Sugar Loaf. Was my work lunchtime local late 80s. Frequented by journalists from the Telegraph across the street. You could cash cheques at the bar, that sort of place.

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