Closed Pubs

The Waggon & Horses, Handforth, Cheshire A massive roadhouse-type pub close to the A555 just over the southern boundary of Stockport, which closed in September this year.

The Red Lion, Burslem, Staffordshire A modern-styled pub in the centre of one of the Potteries’ “Six Towns”, that was the childhood home of Robbie Williams, when it was run by his parents.

The Norton Arms, Norton-in-the-Moors, Staffordshire A white-painted pub on a crossroads on the north-eastern fringes of Stoke-on-Trent.

The Brickmakers Arms, Warrington, Lancashire A four-square redbrick Victorian pub in an area on the eastern side of the town centre where surrounding housing has been demolished, leaving it standed on the fringes of a retail park.

The Tipperary, Meer End, Warwickshire A former Davenports pub standing at an isolated rural road junction south-east of Birmingham.

The Belle Vue, Preston, Lancashire A four-square former Boddingtons pub on the main A59 road on the east side of the city.

The Golden Lion, Caterham, Surrey A grey-painted street-corner pub in Caterham-on-the-Hill, the upper part of this prosperous Surrey commuter town.

The Ark, Southampton, Hampshire A functional modern pub in the Midanbury district on the east side of the city.

The Devonshire Arms, Alfreton, Derbyshire One of many currently closed pubs in the Samuel Smith’s estate, situated just off the A61 on the western edge of the town close to Alfreton Park.

The Dog & Gun, Leeds, Yorkshire A large piub on the A64 York Road to the east of the city centre, that once had a boxing gym upstairs.

The Theobald Arms, Nunney, Somerset A rural pub situated at Nunney Catch south of Nunney village with its well-known castle.

The Windmill, Tabley, Cheshire A substantial white-painted pub prominently situated right next to M6 Junction 19.

The Sundowner, Hough Green, Lancashire A characteristic post-war estate pub situated on the western side of Widnes.

The Steamship, Poplar, London A back-street pub with a nautical name located on Naval Row in the old London docklands, but without any view of the river itself.

The Old Dog, Preston, Lancashire A traditional city-centre pub that in its latter years operated as a late-night venue, only opening at 11 pm.

The Bald Faced Stag, Southampton, Hampshire An impressive street-corner pub in the Shirley district on the north-west side of the city, which clearly predates the surrounding housing.

The Old Tavern, Bristol, Gloucestershire A once attractive free house in a leafy location in the Fishponds district on the north-east side of the city.

The Phoenix, Bedford A former Charles Wells pub overlooking a busy road junction just outside the town centre on the south side of the Great Ouse.

The Bull, Blackmore End, Essex Now a smart-looking residential property deep in the Essex countryside north of Braintree, if you look back to 2009 on StreetView it becomes a pink-washed country pub with extensive car park and beer garden.

The Montague Arms, Peckham, London A street-corner pub with a characteristic London layout of projecting ground floor, still bearin Truman’s livery.

The Queen, Leeds, Yorkshire A large and ornate Victorian former Tetley pub on the Burley Road to the west of the city.

The Punch Bowl, Warwick An old pub in the fork of two roads at the top end of the town, which is rumoured to have secret tunnels.

The Red Lion, Leigh, Lancashire A small white-painted street-corner pub on the north side of the town, which was severely damaged by fire in March of this year.

The Blue Bell,Beltring, Kent An attractive tile-hung country pub located in mid-Kent close to the River Medway and Beltring Hop Farm.

The Glen, Leicester A typical post-war pub built by Everards Brewery in 1959 on the Eyres Monsell estate on the south side of the city.