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The Corner Pin
The Corner Pin, Sheffield, YorkshireAn unusual small triangular pub overshadowed by industrial buildings on the north-east side of the city.
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the Wheatsheaf
The Wheatsheaf, Dunham-on-the-Hill, CheshireA characteristic large 1930s roadhouse, once owned by Greenall’s, on what was the busy main road between Warrington and Chester before being bypassed by the...
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The Albion
The Albion, Burnage, ManchesterA large inter-wars mock-Tudor Hyde’s pub in an area of council housing on the south side of the city. I’m not sure whether it is permanently closed or just boarded up...
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The Nell Gwynne
The Nell Gwynne, HerefordA small corner pub with a rounded facade in a back street near the station, formerly called the British Oak. I stayed the night here on a CAMRA trip many years ago. It has...
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The Lord Kelvin
The Lord Kelvin, King’s Lynn, NorfolkAn old pub with a more modern facade, situated on the eastern fringe of the town centre near the station. I’m not aware of any connection between the famous...
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The Norfolk Arms
The Norfolk Arms, Sheffield, YorkshireAn impressive late Victorian or Edwardian tiled pub with a curved frontage, in an industrial area on the north-eastern side of the city. Apparently the building is...
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The Lorimers Arms
The Lorimers Arms, Collyhurst, ManchesterA classic 1960s estate pub in a redeveloped area on the north side of the city, now converted to a religious centre.
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The New Inn
The New Inn, Betchton, CheshireA former Marston’s pub standing on a rural crossroads on the main road between Sandbach and Kidsgrove. It is now used as offices, but looks quite appealing on the 2009...
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The Double Barrel
The Double Barrel, Cheltenham, GloucestershireA post-war pub on an estate of owner-occupied housing on the south side of the town, now converted to a Co-op convenience store.
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The Wellington
The Wellington, Leeds, YorkshireA neat inter-wars pub on a busy main road to the south of the city centre. The premises are now used as an orthodontic centre.
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The Bowling Green
The Bowling Green, Chorlton-on-Medlock, ManchesterDespite being in a busy area close to the University and Manchester Royal Infirmary, with many student flats nearby, this former Greenall’s pub wasn’t...
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The Nag's Nead
The Nag’s Head, Bridge Trafford, CheshireAnother large and once smart 1930s roadhouse on the A56 between Helsby and Chester, a couple of miles down the road from the Wheatsheaf, and from the same...
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The Beech Hotel
The Beech Hotel, Leeds, YorkshireA compact 1930s pub in the Wortley district on the south-west side of the city, built in 1931 for the local Melbourne Brewery, later taken over by Tetley’s. The...
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The Great Western
The Great Western, WarwickAn ornate Victorian pub at the entrance to Warwick station, now an an advanced state of dereliction.
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The Whinmoor
The Whinmoor, Leeds, YorkshireA functional single-storey post-war pub on the Swarcliffe estate on the east side of the city.
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The Merchants Arms
The Merchants Arms, Bristol, GloucestershireA large inter-wars Art Deco pub on the north-east side of the city in the shadow of the M32, that most recently traded as a Hungry Horse.
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The Crown & Sceptre
The Crown & Sceptre, Acol, KentA three-storey pub facing the green in the east Kent village that gives its name to a bidding system in bridge.
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The Staging Post
The Staging Post, Leeds, YorkshireAnother functional post-war estate pub in the Swarcliffe area of the city, now used as a carpet and furniture clearance outlet. Despite having a population of nearly...
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The Sandpiper
The Sandpiper, Sandbach, Cheshire A four-square former Robinson’s pub on the south-east side of the town on the main road heading towards Stoke, now converted to a Co-op convenience store. Only a...
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The Old Rose
The Old Rose, Wapping, LondonAn old street-corner pub standing forlorn amongst the modern developments of Docklands.
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