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News
Archive - 2010
The Morrison seeks shelter of new ownership
14/12/10
Back in 1900, the reference work Fulham Old and New described the then Lord Palmerston pub as a “modern house dating from around 1862....
Spinning Wheel turns to new owner
15/11/10
Thai food is light, fresh, delicious – and coming to Westerham’s Spinning Wheel restaurant, following a sale arranged by licensed...
New heart needed for Swan Inn
15/11/10
In 1980, Professor Sir Magdi Yacoub operated on Derrick Morris at Harefield Hospital – and went on to become Britain’s longest-lived...
Attractive combination of grain and grape
27/10/10
Mixing grain and grape proved to be an attractive proposition to would-be purchasers of the Hop and Vine in Gillingham, Kent – with the...
Two London pubs go back to their roots
19/10/10
Two London pubs go back to their roots
An old tradition is being given a new twist, according to licensed leisure specialists AG&G, who have...
Prince of Wales offers retail Therapy
18/10/10
The Prince of Wales will soon be welcoming the public once more – but the kind of therapy on offer at the South Ockendon pub will be retail-...
A deal signed with an X
18/10/10
A deal sealed with an X
Its namesake is said to bring good luck to those who see it and that seems to be the case for everyone involved in the...
Earl of Essex gains new lease of life
07/10/10
Even before the details were prepared by licensed leisure specialists AG&G, there was considerable interest in Islington’s Earl of Essex...
Bowled over by Cricketers
07/10/10
Sometimes you just see a pub and decide you just have to have it. That’s what happened to the Cricketers in Hackney, London, where a local...
Dick Turpin is a steal for new owner
13/09/10
You might expect the sale of a pub named after a famous highwayman to involve a bit of cloak-and-dagger drama – but the buyer of Finchley...
