The Garibaldi

The Garibaldi, Swansea, Glamorgan

A small back-street pub to the west of the city centre. Not yet boarded up on StreetView, although the For Sale signs have appeared.

The Corporation

The Corporation, Newport, Monmouthshire

An impressive street-corner pub on the east side of the River Usk. The StreetView image shows it converted to flats.

The George

The George, Radcliffe, Lancashire

A typical small local pub in an area of terraced housing. This is another one that miraculously reopens as you move forward on StreetView.

The Abbey Hey Hotel

The Abbey Hey Hotel, Abbey Hey, Manchester

A long-closed former Bass pub off the beaten track in East Manchester, now in an advanced state of dereliction.

The Plough & Anchor

The Plough & Anchor, Kingswood, Buckinghamshire

A typical main-road pub with a large car park, no doubt largely given over to dining in recent years. I am told this one has reopened since the StreetView image was taken.

The Mersey Arms

The Mersey Arms, Birkenhead, Cheshire

Another defunct pub in Birkenhead’s run-down docklands. Move forward a little and it magically sprouts some bushes.

Kings

Kings, Poynton, Cheshire

A modern pub, originally a Greenalls house called the Kingfisher, which has gone through a number of unsuccessful “trendy bar” incarnations. Still open on StreetView – the photo was taken earlier this week.

Edit: This pub was later reopened as a branch of Wetherspoons.

The Ducie Arms

The Ducie Arms, Longsight, Manchester

A former Whitbread pub in a run-down area of inner-city Manchester that has experienced a change in its ethnic makeup.

The Weavers

The Weavers, Cheadle, Cheshire

This is actually a modern pub in the centre of Cheadle village, converted from former shop premises. After a fairly short life it is now apparently to become a Turkish restaurant. It is believed that Wetherspoons took a look at it but decided it was too small for their format.

The Black Lion

The Black Lion, Stockport, Cheshire

A former Boddington’s pub on Hillgate with an ornate late Victorian or Edwardian exterior. Note the stone lion carving on the side wall.

The Eagle & Tun

The Eagle & Tun, Digbeth, Birmingham

An unusually named redbrick street-corner pub just east of the city centre in an area undergoing redevelopment.