The Hulstone

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The Hulstone, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire A classic post-war estate pub set back behind an extensive car park on a steeply sloping...

The Cow & Calf

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The Cow & Calf, Romiley,Cheshire A four-square, brick-built pub, formerly a Robinson’s tied house, standing on a busy, elevated crossr...

The Bingley Arms

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The Bingley Arms, Horbury, Yorkshire A substantial early 19th century stone-built pub situated between the River Calder and the Calder ...
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The Royal Oak

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The Royal Oak, Brownhills, Staffordshire A large and rather plain inter-wars pub, built in 1937 and known locally as the Middle Oak. It is...

The Sportsman

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The Sportsman, Sheffield, Yorkshire An impressive, stone-faced pub in a somewhat incongruous location in a shabby industrial estate on the...

The New Inn

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The New Inn, Longsdon, Staffordshire A white-painted former Marston’s pub on the main road between Leek and Stoke-on-Trent, closed since 2...

The Globe

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The Globe, Weedon, Northamptonshire A substantial pub-cum-hotel in this large village close to the Grand Union Canal, once the location of...

The British Oak

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The British Oak, Stanley, Yorkshire A substantial stone-built inter-wars pub situated on the north side of Wakefield near to Pinderfields ...

The Bernard Arms

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The Bernard Arms, Great Kimble, Buckinghamshire A roadside pub in a leafy setting in the shadow of the Chilterns on the main road between ...

The Charlton Arms

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The Charlton Arms, Wellington, Shropshire A former coaching inn that once belonged to Greenall’s Wem subsidiary, situated in a Shropshire...

The Crofter’s Arms

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The Crofter’s Arms, Bolton, Lancashire An imposing pub in the angle of two roads, remodelled by local brewers Magee Marshall in the 1920s ...

The Double Gloucester

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The Double Gloucester, Gloucester A massive inter-wars suburban pub on the eastern side of the city, taking its name from the county’s epo...