Punters of a Renfrew pub have been left shocked after it "closed for good" with little to no prior notice.
The Flying Scotsman on the Broadloan took to Facebook to announce that it would be shutting its doors.
The pub was a fixture in the community even long before it was bought by Greene King and opened under its current name.
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The Flying Scotsman wrote: "Well, it's the end of an era. We are officially closed for good.
"Goodbye from Lorraine, Theresa and the girls. We wish you all well in the future.
"Thank you for your loyalty and custom over the years."
The pub's page features no previous posts hinting towards closure, leading to considerable surprise from regulars.
One commenter said: "Aw this is so sad, we walked over and it was shut, wish we would have known and we would have been over earlier.
"Thanks to you all for the laughs and memories over the years, you will be missed."
Another added: "Thank you to all of you lovely ladies for your hospitality and your understanding over the years whenever we ever booked as a family for our kids.
"You certainly understood and welcomed the chaos. Good luck to you all."
It remains unclear what the future will look like for the building which has been run under different names owners in the past.
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