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The Shickell Arms is taken into the care of [[The Randoms|<span style="color:black">The Randoms</span>]] [[The Randoms/Hospitality Industry|<span style="color:black">Hospitality Industry</span>]] | The Shickell Arms is taken into the care of [[The Randoms|<span style="color:black">The Randoms</span>]] [[The Randoms/Hospitality Industry|<span style="color:black">Hospitality Industry</span>]] | ||
The Third Waye has | The Third Waye has made the place their home. | ||
==Barricade Policy== | ==Barricade Policy== |
Revision as of 19:39, 16 February 2010
the Shickell Arms
Buttonville [44, 98]
Basic Info:
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Description
Built around 1600, the Shickell Arms has long served the suburb of Buttonville as a pub while also hosting a cycling club, a lawn tennis club and a shooting club. Once the home of the Lord of the Manor, it now open to anyone who wants to come in and have a drink. It is a lively place full of interesting people most of which belong to The 3rd Waye.
Current Status
- May 20, 2009
EHB and powered but lacking a transmitter. The bar has been decorated with two fire-damaged paintings, an abstract painting, three impressionist sculptures, a African painting, two cracked sculptures, a glass vase and three European sculptures. Somebody has spray painted 3rd Waye HQ and Pizzeria: Try the stuffed crust! onto a wall. --Dr Mycroft Chris 01:24, 21 May 2009 (BST)
History/Special Events
- August 17, 2009
The Shickell Arms is taken into the care of The Randoms Hospitality Industry
The Third Waye has made the place their home.
Barricade Policy
EHB see Buttonville Barricade Plan. The junkyard (1E) can be used as a entry point
Transmitter Information
Transmitter Information | |
The radio transmitter at this location is kept at this radio frequency:
Frequency: 26.84 MHz (Buttonville Standard) |
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