The Three Horseshoes

The Three Horseshoes, Pinxton, Derbyshire

A neat late Victorian or Edwardian pub with a distinctive gabled frontage, located in a former mining village close to the M1. A planning application has been submitted to convert the building into apartments, but retaining a small bar in the front of the property.

(Photo courtesy of Dan Bishop)

The Rose & Crown

The Rose & Crown, Chelmsford, Essex

A cottage-style pub standing on a main road on the west side of the city, which in its latter days became the Radoni Indian restaurant. It closed around 2014, and the site has now been redeveloped for housing.

The Wheel Inn

The Wheel Inn, Ticknall, Derbyside

A substantial three-storey pub situated on the main street of this attractive village close to Calke Abbey. It closed in 2020, although the owning company have promised a major refurbishment.

The Bull’s Head

The Bull’s Head, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire

An attractive white-painted pub in a semi-rural location on the north side of this Black Country town, commanding views to the north over the surrounding area. It closed in 2021 after a fire, and a planning application for change to retail use has now been submitted.

The Duke of Cambridge

The Duke of Cambridge, New Malden, Surrey

A large inter-wars pub originally built by Charringtons Brewery, situated next to a flyover on the Kingston Bypass. It now serves as a branch of Krispy Kreme Donuts.