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The Stockingford Labour Club is a working men's type club at the rear of a
petrol station, accessed by a narrow gravel road. A good venue with a bar
at one end and a raised stage at the other, it became Nuneaton's answer to
the St. John's Ambulance Hall.
Local Nuneaton jocks played here, with guests from Hinckley. Special
mention should be made of Paul Shaw, who spent a lot of time (and money)
hunting for the elusive British release of the latest sounds. He would
track them down and play them at Stockingford, to the delight and envy of
the soulies present.
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