The Dolls
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| Genres | Dance/Electronic |
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| Albums | Voodoo |
| 7 Dias | |
| The Dolls | |
| If I Were a Much Better Wife | |
| Paper | |
| Urgent | |
| Figure Me out If You Can (Rare Soul Recordings) | |
| Record labels | Essential Media Group |
| Los Dolls | |
| THE DOLLS | |
| Playhouse Studios | |
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| ID | 1791335 |
About The Dolls
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Grays pub that displayed golly dolls closes after supplier boycott
A pub has closed for business a month after its collection of golly dolls was seized by police.
Five Essex Police officers removed the offensive dolls from behind The Bar at the White Hart Inn, Grays, following a Hate Crime allegation.
Heineken and Carlsberg have told the pub to stop serving its lager, while maintenance company Innserve refused to continue working on site.
The pub's leaseholders closed The Doors to customers on Monday night.
In an, co-leaseholder Benice Ryley cited opposition from The Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) and the suppliers, and said: " I've had enough. "
'Discriminatory'The police seized The Dolls on 4 April and The Building was on 16 April.
Camra removed the pub from its Good Beer Guide and also on display.
Mrs Ryley said The Collection of about 30 dolls were donated by her late aunt and from customers, and had been in the pub for nearly 10 Years .
" If they don't like it, they don't have to come through The Door , " she told The Bbc last month.
A Heineken UK spokesperson said it told the pub on 20 April to stop serving its beer, and that it would stop supplying materials such as glasses, and said in a statement: " After being made aware of the abhorrent display feature in the White Hart Inn, we advised the pub owners that we want Nothing More to do with them.
" They go against everything we stand for.
" We believe pubs should be places of inclusivity and respect for all people, regardless of their race, ethnicity, religion or gender. "
Camra national chairman Nik Antona said on Wednesday: " We believe pubs are for everyone - There is never a place for discrimination. "
An Essex Police spokesperson said: " At this stage our investigation is still ongoing. "
The Force plans to speak to Mrs Ryley's husband and fellow licensee, Chris Ryley, but does not expect to speak to him until mid-May because he is abroad.
Mrs Ryley said they planned To Retire to their home in Turkey.
The Bbc has contacted the couple for further comment.
Admiral Taverns, The Company which owns the pub building, said: " The licensees have made us aware of their decision to leave the pub.
" We will be looking to reopen the pub under the management of new licensees. "
The Dolls are thought to date back to the medieval minstrel entertainment shows, when typically white actors painted their faces black and depicted negative stereotypes of Black People .
It became a fictional character that appeared in books from Florence Kate Upton in the late 19Th Century .
The name for The Dolls has since been used as a racial slur.
Source of news: bbc.com
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