Me too! Ah, the memories... With the big dog on the roof out back?!i survived on cheesy chips at the Malt & Hops when i was an art student, the good 'ole days!.
Many a skived lesson spent there.
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Me too! Ah, the memories... With the big dog on the roof out back?!i survived on cheesy chips at the Malt & Hops when i was an art student, the good 'ole days!.
We probably queued up for the stodge fest, at the same time!Me too! Ah, the memories... With the big dog on the roof out back?!
Many a skived lesson spent there.
oh-my-gord, have you seen the plastic doors they've put in, god only knows what they're doing to the inside now!?
Do the people installing (or those that pay to have new UPVC windows and doors installed) not look at keeping the integrity of a building, UPVC doors can look OK if the right design is chosen but these cowboys have opted for what look like the cheapest option, and in my mind that sort of attitude can only lead to one thing, failure!
I have it on good authority today that it is going to be an Indian
Some chaps were clearing some debris out just now, and were happy to discuss the situation with me (perhaps only because I pointed out that I wasn't basil). It seems that it is intended to be (yet another) Indian restaurant, opening in the late summer. They were kind enough to let me have a quick look round inside and it is looking very 'rustic' after all these years...
I have it on good authority today that it is going to be an Indian
Surely these old pubs should be listed...does anyone know how old the pub is, Gothic Cottage on the end of that row cannot not even have new glass put in let alone different style windows...how come pubs do not seem to have the same restrictions?
I vaguely remember hearing of that, didn't they catalogue everything then just bin it?
was the Island pub there then the White Lion was pulled down?
Yes. It was the King William originally, then the Dirty Duck and then the Malt & Hops..
The White Lion was 'dismantled' in 1975/6, when the Queensway was built.
Do you know the year it was built or do you think it was used for something else before becoming a pub?