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The Saxon Tavern was situated on Southend Lane. This pub was previously known as The King Alfred. It has now been demolished with an Aldi supermarket now standing on the footprint.

Source: Carole Tidd

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Name Dates Comments David Tregunno 1950s/1960s In the 50's it used to be packed, saloon bar with music Saturdays, public and snug bar. It had a award winning garden at the back but always locked to the public?? I used to stand outside every weekend waiting for my parents,Harry was the name of the guy that had the shellfish stool outside, Charly Freeman was the manager then. In the 60's I used it and they opened up the bar that was always shut during the 50's