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The former Bishop Blaize as a corner shop in 1930	Picture source:  A  Lovis Toone picture via Hinckley District Past & Present Facebook group
The Bishop Blaize was situated on the corner of Mansion Street and Lower Bond Street. It was one of Hinckley's oldest pubs, probably seventeenth century. By the early twentieth century, the building housed a corner shop run by a Mrs Yates, selling sweets and tobacco. The building was demolished in 1931 as part of a road-widening scheme.
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Bishop Blaize, far right	Picture source:  Hinckley District Past & Present Facebook group