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Ralph Lauren -- Trunk show of made-to-measure men's clothing, shirts and accessories, Ralph Lauren, 300 Worth Ave., 651-3900. Through March 27.

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Gustavo Cadile -- Personal appearance and trunk show of spring collection, John de Medeiros International Boutique, 150 Worth Ave., 659-5424. Through March 3.

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Connie Kay & Judie Simkins -- Personal appearance and trunk show of vintage costume jewelry collection, Mary Mahoney, 351 Worth Ave., 655-8288. Through March 6.

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A PUB in Bishopsworth, thought to be the first opened in Bristol by the Courage brewery, has been sold and could be earmarked for redevelopment.

Brothers Shaun and Wayne Bridges, who are landlords of the Golden Cockerel in Lakemead Grove, Bishopsworth, were given notice on Tuesday that the pub had been sold and they had to be out within 28 days.

The two men have only run the pub since December 21 and said they had their own offer to buy it turned down.

They said pub company Admiral Taverns, which owns the establishment, was considering a second offer they had put in when they found it had been sold to someone else.

Now they are worried it will be sold for development and one of the last pubs in the area will be lost to the community.

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Shaun Bridges, 43, of Dangerfield Avenue in Bishopsworth, said he and Wayne, 45, were "gutted" about the sale and didn't know what they were going to do.

Mr Bridges, a married father-offour, said: "My brother and I were given a six-month contract that we signed six or seven weeks ago.

"Admiral said that if they sold the pub we would have to go, so before we moved in we put in an offer of Pounds 250,000, which they rejected. Then in our first week we offered Pounds 235,000, and they said to my brother that we could have it for that.

"We were just getting the money together and were prepared to put our homes up as guarantees, and then on Tuesday they phoned up and said it was sold.

"A representative from Admiral came along and served us notice and told us we had 28 days to get out."

Mr Bridges said he and his brother had discovered on a website that the Golden Cockerel had been put on the market for about Pounds 195,000, and thought it would now be developed.

He said: "The day before that there were two surveyors in the pub garden and out in the road. We think it will be boarded and could be sold for development."

He sad the loss of the pub would be disastrous for the area.

Mr Bridges said: "It is a lovely pub, and it has always been there and brings the community together.

"We have no trouble in there and Admiral has just sold it under our noses. We were going to buy it and get it up together and looking beautiful.

"I feel gutted. It is not just me, but the 50 postcard printing or so other people who use the pub regularly. If it goes I don't know where Wayne and I are going to go, and there isn't really a pub left for the community."

Regular Paul Rich, 40, a scaffolder who lives in King George's Road in Bishopsworth, has been going to the Golden Cockerel since he was 18.

He said: "I think it is a real shame, as it is a valued part of the community. The nearest pub up the road is the Elm Tree, and that is populated by young people and is not a community pub.

"We are losing all our community pubs just to build flats. Where are the regulars going to go if we lose all the pubs?" A spokesperson for Admiral brochure printing Taverns said: "We have taken the decision to sell the Golden Cockerel as part of a review of our estate.

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