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The Railway?BiH, Floodgate, No7, The Greyhound, The Railway Inn. Possibly getting to ......
'Who do I want to give my money to' ?.....
That must have improved A LOT then since I was last there.
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The Railway?BiH, Floodgate, No7, The Greyhound, The Railway Inn. Possibly getting to ......
'Who do I want to give my money to' ?.....
Don't diss The Railway, nothing wrong with itThe Railway?
That must have improved A LOT then since I was last there.
I'm not dissing it, simply saying that the last time I was in The Railway I found it very, very disappointing. That was five or so years ago though. So it must have improved A LOT in order to get a recommendation.Don't diss The Railway, nothing wrong with it
I'd forgotten all about the Railway...probably changed a lot in the 40 years since I last visited (OMG Am I really that old?)Don't diss The Railway, nothing wrong with it
I get why people associate me with the word brassiere, but I think you'll find in the Swan, it is Brasserie!!I'd forgotten all about the Railway...probably changed a lot in the 40 years since I last visited (OMG Am I really that old?)
Just one tiny ,tiny thing I would mention about the Brassiere in The Swan.....we had to ask each visit for the butter for the bread rolls, and mint sauce for the lamb as the waiter quickly darted off without offering any. First time we thought they had just forgotten, but seems the norm not to ask if you require them. No big deal as when we grabbed another waiter as they passed the table they were brought quickly from a covered tray on the side, but thought in a good place like that they would be offered instead of having to ask specially for them.
The Railway?
That must have improved A LOT then since I was last there.
The newsletter had a whole article with the alternative spelling..I get why people associate me with the word brassiere, but I think you'll find in the Swan, it is Brasserie!!
Phone changed itI get why people associate me with the word brassiere, but I think you'll find in the Swan, it is Brasserie!!
Is your phone bust?Phone changed it
Are you confusing it with the Bear grill which is no longer run by Chris LewisHas The Swan new owners?
Are you confusing it with the Bear grill which is no longer run by Chris Lewis
The rumours of The Swan being sold are just not going away. Anything you'd like to say @ChrisLewis
Has The Swan new owners?
I think they're still Queenie's aren't they?
The Crown and The Monarch are quite seperate tings
The Crown has never been the King or Queen of England since the establishment of the corporate body, but the British Monarchy is a figurehead for The Crown, rules parliament in Great Britain and has authority over the Prime Ministers through a Vatican knighthood called the Order of the Garter. The Crown, however, is not the King or Queen of England – they are an established monarchy of the corporate body.
The Crown is the directorate of the corporation, and Great Britain is ruled by The Crown, the City of London which controls the Bank of England – a private corporation. There is a private state existing in Britain within the centre of London. This City, located in the heart of Greater London, became a sovereign-state in 1694 when King William III of Orange privatised the Bank of England, and turned it over to the Vatican
The City/The Crown Corporation is not subject to British Law; it has its own courts, its own laws, its own flag, its own police force – exactly like the Vatican city state and Washington DC Columbia. The Crown Corporation is also separate from the Metropolitan city; its police drive red police cars and their uniforms are different from the Metropolitan Police.
Also, The Crown in London houses the privatised Bank of England
The Bank of England is in fact owned by a family
Not the Royal family
Or a family of Swans