THE TALBOT
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
www.talbotinncotswolds.co.uk
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THE TALBOT
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
www.talbotinncotswolds.co.uk
THE TALBOT INN
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
www.talbotinncotswolds.co.uk
The Talbot, Droitwich Spa, Worcestershire.
(As of Alton Towers fame)
Nantwich Jazz Festival - Sunday 9/4/23
The Talbot stands on the corner of Station Road and Tunley Street.
Market Place, Willenhall. Sketch by Arthur Jones 1967.
The Talbot is one of three pubs in the Winton/Moordown area to have been closed in the last few years. The Hollies has been converted into flats, the Horse & Jockey has been demolished to make way for new homes, and I presume the Talbot will also become new flats.
One of Nick Agnew's images this scanned and published with his consent. It shows one of the ex-London Transport vehicles that ended up with the NBC subsidiary London Country after it had been hived off in the 1969 reorganisation and had passed to the new National Bus Company. The 'new' company and NBC hierarchy suffered somewhat with the fleet they inherited from LT and the fleet composition went through quite a variety during the 1970s.
However seen here is RML 2352, CUV 352C, a vehicle that went new in 1965 to London Country and that went to Harlow, the depot it is running from here, in 1977. It can be seen that it has the NBC corporate logo on the side and the bonnet number is no longer in LT's Johnston typeface - however the blinds still are. The bus is reversing from Weald Bridge Road into Vicarage Lane, with the Talbot pub on the left and that makes me think the new roundabout junction for the reconstructed A414 that now sits just behind the bus, is not yet constructed. You can just see the conductor on the back platform, hand up on the bell press to warn the driver of any oncoming vehicles if required, and is of a period when bus route termini frequently required reversals as I can recall.
The 339 ran from Harlow through Epping and North Weald to this point and indeed you can still frequently see RM type buses in this area as Roger Wright operates the 'modern version' of the 339 in connection with the Epping Ongar Railway.
RML 2352 ended up returning to London Transport buses in 1980 when it was overhauled, painted red and went into 'Central Area' service surving until 2004 and it is now preserved.
Ashbourne Road, Leek. Built in 1878, the closed pub subsequently became a Premier Inn, this view from 6 August 2007.
Now a coffee and gift shops
History of Tetbury Society and Tetbury Town Council for providing this very informative plaque telling the history of "The Talbot" beerhouse.
The Talbot situated at The Square, Market Square, Stow-on-the-Wold, Cheltenham GL54 1BQ is the subject of this photograph taken by Pamela Vallance on November 24th 2018. Note the typical Cotswold stone.
Old sign in Wrexham.
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GX7.
