6 High Street

6 High Street

About the Building | Recent History | Previous Occupiers | Other Information

Address: 6 High Street
Present Occupier: Cancer Research Charity Shop
Present Owner:
Ground Floor:
Other Floors:
Date when first used by present occupier: 25 May 2023

 

About the Building

Information from Abergavenny Local History Survey 1980:

Backs onto the old Town Wall.

The Hotel had eight bedrooms.

 

Planning Applications:

DM/2023/00187 Installation of various non illuminated signage. Approved 29.03.2023 [Application for Cancer Research UK] Existing Store View, Photo 31.01.2023 The Edinburgh Woollen Mill “To Let”

DM/2021/01971 Repair, repaint and partial replacement of shop front. Approved 11.02.2022 [Application for Cancer Research UK] Photo no G80035 9.11.2021The Edinburgh Woollen Mill “To let”

DC/1999/00476 Shop Fascias Sign And Projecting Sign Approved 12.03.2002

DC/1999/00475 New Shopfront And Internal Refit Approved 12.03.2002

DC/1998/00125 Demolition Of Rear Range, Reconstructed To Form Enlarged Retail Unit With Additional Flat Over. Approved 10.11.1998

 

Recent History

25 May 2023 : Cancer Research, Charity Shop (moved from 2 High Street)

From ?? In situ 2017 Sept to late 2020 Edinburgh Woollen Mill – chain of shops owned by Dubai-based Philip Day, in administration along with Bon Marche, also Peacocks/Jaeger chain.   (in late 2022 EWM re-opened in Cibi Walk precinct in the space previously used by Superdrug) [Source of 2017 date: Google maps Street View Sept 2017]

In 1984: Occupied by ‘Jungles’ – fancy goods and clothes. Pinches then moved, with their bakery, to 16 Cross Street.

At time of last Local History Survey in 1980 :  Occupied by A G Pinch & Sons Ltd, a bakery, rented from 1961.

Occupied from 1937 to 1961 by Alec Sayce   (*The Sayces were still the freeholders in 1984 : Abergavenny Pubs Frank Olding)

 

 

Previous Occupiers

Year Name Detail Source
1937 – 1961 Alec Sayce Victoria Cafe & Hotel Kelly / Abergavenny Pubs Frank Olding
1930 Prop: F Woodhead (from 1923-1931) Victoria Temperance Hotel and Dining Rooms Car/Npt & Dis
1926 Prop: F Woodhead Victoria Temperance Hotel and Dining Rooms Kelly
1923 Prop: F Woodhead Victoria Temperance Hotel and Dining Rooms Kelly
1920 Prop: F Woodhead Victoria Temperance Hotel and Dining Rooms Kelly
1914 Prop: Charles H Sayce Victoria Temperance Hotel and Dining Rooms Kelly
1910 Prop: Charles H Sayce Victoria Temperance Hotel and Dining Rooms Kelly
1906 Prop: Charles H Sayce Victoria Temperance Hotel and Dining Rooms Kelly
1901 Prop: Charles H Sayce Victoria Temperance Hotel and Dining Rooms Kelly
1891 Joseph Clare & Son Watchmakers, jewellers, fishing tackle and photographic studio Kelly
1884 Joseph Clare & Son Watchmakers, jewellers, fishing tackle and photographic studio Kelly
1879 Joseph Clare & Son

Saddler

Thacker
1877 Joseph Clare & Son

Saddler

Owen
1875 Joseph Clare & Son

Saddler

Mer & Croc
1871 Joseph Clare & Son Saddler Kelly
1865 Joseph Clare & Son Saddler Webster
1858 Timothy Wallington Saddler Slater
1850 Timothy Wallington Saddler Pigot
1844 Timothy Wallington Saddler Slater
1836 Timothy Wallington Saddler Pigot
1822 Timothy Wallington Saddler Pigot & Thacker

 

 

 

Other Information

Edinburgh Woollen Mill founded by Drew Stevenson in 1946 as the Langholm Dyeing and Finishing Company. Following a chequered history,  the company was taken over by a management buy-in in the early 2000s,  and today is wholly owned by the Day family.  [Source : ewm.co.uk]

 

Information from Abergavenny Local History Survey 1980

F Woodhead rented the building from Sayce’s.

Timothy Wallington was also at 12 Frogmore Street 1858 – 1865. Mrs Sarah Wallington 12 Frogmore Street 1865 – 1871.

In 1914: was also occupied by D F Boodle, artificial tooth maker

In 1891: was also occupied by John J Cox, clothier

Joseph Clare & Son moved to no. 6 from no. 21 in 1891.

 

 

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