Norman’s Coach & Horses, Soho now has a nudist license.
This means that you can pop by on certain evenings to hang out at this legendary London pub, strip down to your birthday suit, enjoy a pint and sing to Cockney classics long with your pals.
Check out a short clip of the fun below. WARNING! Footage from the nude pub night!
Why and how did this all come about you might be wondering?
The bar was established in 1847 and boasts that it is one of London’s last traditional pubs around and it hasn’t changed much since then and that is what makes the place so special.
“A proper pub, real London, real people, proper conversation”.
The nude sing-along was a form of protest to the landlord with plans to modernize and update the iconic pub. It certainly brought attention to their cause!
Would you sign up for tickets to the next naked pub night sing-along? Comment below!
3 Responses
There is no such thing as a nudist licence. It is perfectly lawful to be naked in a public place. Simple nudity is not of sexual nature and does not come under the licensing required for adult entertainment (which can be of a sexual nature)
A simple note on the entrance door would be sufficient and polite to just let people know that there may be non sexual nudity within, so people may choose if they wish to enter or not.
Common sense prevails in choosing where to be naked in public places. Open countryside, beaches, woodland etc. are ideal. Town and city centres, not so. Within the confines of a building, (pub) no problem.
There is nowt I would like better than nip down the pub and strip off for a few pints! Unfortunately, 200 miles away from the C&H.
I would love to participate in the next naked singalong. I hear they are swinging (arf arf).