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The Coal Bucket: Mansfield's New Heritage Bar

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The Coal Bucket micro-pub opens in Forest Town, Mansfield, honoring the areas mining heritage. Formerly Sallys Cafe and Soybos African shop, the new bar will feature coal-themed interiors and operate from 10 AM to 11 PM, offering a low-key, community-focused spot for locals and history enthusiasts.

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The Coal Bucket: Mansfield's New Heritage Bar

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On April 21st, Mansfield District Council just approved a fresh micro-pub called the Cole Bucket in Forest Town, is taking over two empty spots on Clipstone Road West, honoring the area's mining routes with the community vibe. This spot aims to bring some local pride back to the neighborhood. The units used to house Sally's Cafe in a shop called Soyboast African. Now they're transforming into this heritage-themed bar, with interiors designed to spotlight Mansfield's Cole history and give the place real. Character. Local see it as a win for empty storefronts, filling a gap with something tied to their past. It could draw folks wanting a chill spot without the big nightlife scene, boosting foot traffic around there. Key rules keep it low-key, open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., British summertime, no music or live entertainment allowed, plus a small beer garden has to shut down by 9 p.m. All in all, the Cole Bucket shapes up as a quiet nod to mining days, ready to pour

its first pine soon.

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