Somehow I just knew before even opening the link that it would be a UK map. Locally for me a combination of pub closures and increasing population has really caused pub density to plummet compared...
Somehow I just knew before even opening the link that it would be a UK map.
Locally for me a combination of pub closures and increasing population has really caused pub density to plummet compared to where it would have been 10 years ago.
The craziest thing on that page was that Liverpool Riveride has a pub density of 27.73 pubs per 10,000 people, or a pub for every 360 people. I live in a tiny, Mayberry-like town (we only merit...
The craziest thing on that page was that Liverpool Riveride has a pub density of 27.73 pubs per 10,000 people, or a pub for every 360 people. I live in a tiny, Mayberry-like town (we only merit one Dollar General and one gas station) and to approach that density we would need 16 pubs! That's astounding to me.
Somehow I just knew before even opening the link that it would be a UK map.
Locally for me a combination of pub closures and increasing population has really caused pub density to plummet compared to where it would have been 10 years ago.
The craziest thing on that page was that Liverpool Riveride has a pub density of 27.73 pubs per 10,000 people, or a pub for every 360 people. I live in a tiny, Mayberry-like town (we only merit one Dollar General and one gas station) and to approach that density we would need 16 pubs! That's astounding to me.
That reminds me of this part in this standup bit that I love :p