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Iconic Manchester City Centre pub. Said to be named after the 1823 novel by Sir Walter Scott.
Grade 11 listed, the Victorian pub, situated on Great Bridgewater Street, is the only detached pub in Manchester City Centre.
The area around Llanidloes was once important for the mining of lead and silver, and the town had a thriving flannel industry. It was also notorious as a focus of industrial unrest during the 19th century Chartist revolt in 1839, a campaign for democratic rights prompted by the collapse of the local textile industry. During the unrest, three local people were arrested and held in a local hotel until the protesters forced their release. The town was controlled by the protesters until a detachment of Shropshire Yeomanry arrived and restored Government authority. Ringleaders were arrested, tried and sentenced to imprisonment or transportation.
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The George Inn is in the centre of Aylburton, which is close to the town of Lydney on the edge of the Royal Forest of Dean. It has been awarded the Cask Marque Award for excellence in the serving of cask ales.
The George Inn, Lacock, dates back to the year 1361, which will explain the bowing that you can see in this photograph, which was taken from the side of the building. The George Inn has had a continuous license dating back to the Cromwell days. The food and the atmosphere here are both great.
The Red Lion, with its large open fireplace, flagstone floors and Georgian interior is steeped in over 200 years of history.
The bar is home to a selection of Cask Real Ales from the Wadworth collection and wines from around the world.
The Red Lion is within easy walking distance of the historical Lacock Abbey, the saxon church of St Cyriac, the 15th century tithe barn and plenty of village stores and craft fairs.
Lacock, as well as being itself an area of great interest, is close to many of England's major attractions such as Bath, Bristol, Stonehenge and Avebury.
Tafarn Sinc is situated in the heart of the Preseli Hills, in the Pembrokeshire National Park. It is the highest licensed pub in Pembrokeshire and can be found in the rural hamlet of Rosebush. the winding roads to Rosebush take you on a number of breathtaking scenic routes.
Tafarn Sinc has featured prominently in the historic and social life of area, and its success today is due to the fact that this unique establishment is alive to the sound of the welsh language. It has refused to bow to modernisation and maintains its nostalgic originality.
The atmosphere and the food here are both fantastic.
The Bear Hotel is a fantastic public house and hotel in Crickhowell. It dates back to 1432 and to date has won ''The best pub in Britain'' twice. It is an ideal place to stay if you are visiting the Black Mountains.
Happy to see it still in good hands. Many happy memories.
September Sunrise, Cleethorpes
The best Pub around, Willy's Pub & Brewery
Jim Tomlinson and Steve Flintoft putting the world to rights!
Steve Flintoft
Fagans stained glass window
Good wee pub. This is the only photo I took in the pub that wasn't blurry.
