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The Charles XII, York

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against the application, with complaints over noise and disruption by students being the primary concern. Bill McClean, the honorary secretary of the Heslington Village Trust, stated that "These students are trainee drinkers with no ability or wish to control their inebriation. It's all part of the sport."
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The Charles was one of several pubs in York to apply for a new licence in 2005 to allow them to remain open until midnight. However, after a considerable number of complaints from local residents, the application was rejected by the parish council. A total of 72 local individuals lodged a complaint
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In 1979, the landlady made the interesting decision to encourage graffiti. She did this by placing a chalkboard was added to the gents toilets. The board became popular with students and university staff, and, despite assumptions, was not used for crude doodles. The most outrageous comment recorded
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The Charles was one of three alehouses in Heslington in the 18th century. Its name is recorded as The Robin Hood 1823, then The Horse in 1828, becoming The Chestnut Horse by 1834, then The Bay Horse by 1840. Around 1843, the pub was renamed once more to The Charles XII. The name has been retained
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and the Charles, the pub quickly became popular with students. Students gathered there in 1963 on the eve of the university's establishment to celebrate the occasion. The Charles in turn sought to attract students by offering cheap, mediocre beer. This made it very much a 'student pub'. It also
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celebrated their first anniversary there, as well as their seventh anniversary in 1852, then a celebratory supper after a ploughing match in 1858, while in 1864 the Heslington Mutual Benefit Society hosted a dinner there with Francis Carr, George John de Yarburgh's land-agent, as the chair.
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flat race in 1839 where, ridden by Bill Scott, Charles XII finished first in a dead heat with Euclid, ridden by Patrick Conolly. In the deciding heat, Charles XII won 'by a head'. It was in recognition of this victory that the Bay Horse was renamed the Charles XII.
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The pub continues to remain popular with a range of students, who view it as an attractive alternative to university and YUSU facilities and entertainment.
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In 2016, the pub reopened following some £210,000 of investment. This saw the construction of an outside bar area as well as internal renovation.
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Joe Simpson, a fast food seller, used the car park of The Charles to sell food to students returning from a night out for six years before
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Like the rest of the village, until the 1930s there was no piped water and the pub was lit by gas, not electricity. During the
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locations were around Heslington, so The Charles was often filled with air force personnel. A race by personnel atop of a
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A History of the County of York East Riding: Volume 3, Ouse and Derwent Wapentake, and Part of Harthill Wapentake
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A fight between five students outside of the pub in 1997 saw two of those involve requiring hospital treatment.
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The Charles was often host to celebrations of local institution. In 1844 the Roseland Lodge of the
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allowed staff to mix informally with students after lectures. However, this has caused several '
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was the remark "Save the Seals And Cull All The Students".
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Charles XII of Sweden

The Charles XII
Heslington
York
Ancient Order of Free Gardeners
Inquests
Second World War
RAF Bomber Command
stuffed
rhinoceros
Heslington Hall
The Deramore Arms
University of York
town and gown
Bass Brewery
University of York Student Union
Stonegate Pub Company
Charles XII
Charles XII
colt
St Leger Stakes



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