'Older than Perth': Historic pub unnecessarily demolished for light rail in Sydney's west

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'Older than Perth': Historic pub unnecessarily demolished for light rail in Sydney's west
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The demolition of a historic 200-year-old pub to make way for a light rail development in Sydney's west has been deemed pointless, with Transport NSW revealing the pub is no longer part of the route. 9News FULL STORY:

, which was built in 1813, is one of Sydney's oldest pubs.READ MORE:Transport for NSW confirmed to 2GB's Ben Fordham Live the pub is no longer part of the light rail route.

North Paramatta residents action group member Suzette Meade told Fordham a "pub older than Perth" was wiped off the map. "We could see the light rail clearly didn't go through the pub… Here we are, we have an empty yard sitting there and a light rail clearly not going through it," she said.The Royal Oak Hotel on Church Street in Parramatta, which was built in 1813, is one of Sydney's oldest pubs.

Paramatta lord mayor Sameer Pandey told 2GB council worked hard to prevent the demolition and considered other options at the time.He said they were considering turning the site into a park.

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