We welcome this month no less than eleven brand new licensed premises, all but one of them selling real ale, including pubs from the Firkin, Wetherspoon, Grosvenor Inns, Hogshead, Puzzle and new Bass "All Bar One" chains. Bass have followed Taylor Walker in creating pseudo-Irish theme pubs, the first of which has. resulted in the adulteration and loss of identity of an historic Covent Garden pub. Beware further insensitive conversions as the bandwagon rolls on across London. A comprehensive list of Scottish & Newcastle pubs acquired from Grand Metropolitan has been compiled and the first part is included below. A new edition of the North London Pub Guide has recently been published; any new real ale outlets, losses and major changes not already recorded in the Updates will be included next month and from the following month Updates will cross refer to the new guide.

The numbers in brackets after each entry refer to the page number in the following guides: E — East London & City Beer Guide, 3rd edition; K — 'Real Ale Drinkers Guide to Kent Pubs', 8th edition; N — North London Beer Guide, 2nd edition; SE — South East London Pub Guide, 4th edition; 3SE —South East London Pub Guide, 3rd edition; SW — Real Beer in South West London; W — Real Beer in West London; X — Essex Beer Guide, 8th edition. U refers to earlier updates. # indicates a guest beer.

NEW & REOPENED PUBS & PUBS CONVERTED TO REAL ALE

CENTRAL

WC2, BOX, 32/34 Monmouth Street. No real ale. A cafe bar in shop unit.

WC2, SLUG & LETTUCE, 13/14 Upper St. Martins Lane. Courage: Directors Bitter. Wadworth: 6X. Latest Grosvenor Inns Free House in former restaurant premises. Spacious Eight and airy ground floor bar with spiral staircase leading to basement bar. Polished light pine floor with tiled bar area, individual tables and chairs and ceiling fans promote a "continental" cafebar image. Wine racks predominate behind the bar. Food. Open all permitted hours.

EAST

E1, WATER POET, 9 Stoney Lane (off Hounsditch). Adnams: Bitter, Broadside, Boddington: Bitter. Marston: Pedigree. Whitbread: Fuggles IPA. New bar in former storage area at ground floor of office building. Badged as an Adnams pub it is understood to he independently owned with a Whitbread involvement. Following the current fashion, it is decorated with light pine floor, partly raised at the front, pastel colours and large windows opening on to an outside drinking, area. Again wine racks feature behind the bar, Food at lunchtimes. Opens 11-11 Mon-Fri, closed weekends.

NORTH

N1, PIED BULL, I Liverpool Road. Renamed ALL BAR ONE. Bass. Fuller: London Pride. Hancock: HB. Converted to become part of new Bass chain. Emphasis on food with white aproned staff and chalkboard menus. Bare floorboards. Long tables, benches and church chairs. Newspapers (and the Beano) to read. Nuts and eggs (sweets) in wall dispensers. Overhead pulley system for food ordering. Disabled WC. Open all permitted hours.

SOUTH EAST

SE18, PULLMAN, 27 Woolwich New Road. Bass. Worthington: Best Bitter. Reopened as a Free House. ex Grand Met (Walley). (SE173)

SE18, TRAMSHED, 51 Woolwich New Road. No real ale. Reopened. (SE174)

SE20, LORD PALMERSTON, 101 Maple Road. Reopened and renamed O'BRIENS. Boddingion: Bitter. Now a Free House, ex-Grand Met (Watney). Beer likely to vary within Whitbread range. (SE189)

SOUTH WEST

SW19, ALL BAR ONE, 37-39 Wimbledon Bill Road, Bass. Fuller: London Pride. Hancock: HB. Another new outlet fO Or the Bassowned chain in listed red brick former hank building hence the lack of any exterior signs. For description of interior see N1 PIED BULL above. Board games to play complete the amiable scene. Beer names on pump clips in gold perhaps indicate the chain's pricing policy. Open all permitted hours.

SW19, HAND & RACKET, 25-27 Wimbledon Hill Road. Boddington: Bitter. Fuller: London Pride. Marston: Pedigree. Whitbread: Fuggles IPA, Castle Eden Ale. 4 Guest beers generally from small breweries (G). Scrumpy jack: Old Hazey Cider. New Whitbread Hogshead Ale House opened in April 1995 in former shop premises with tennis theme. Traditional decor with exposed wood floors, wooden panelling, chairs and barrel tables. Walls arc covered with artefacts and panels relating to tennis at Wimbledon through the years together with old photos of Wimbledon. Open all permitted hours.

CHEAM, WETHERSPOONS, 552-556 London Road, North Cheam. Courage: Directors Bitter. Marston: Pedigree. Theakston: Best Bitter, XB. Younger: Scotch Bitter. Guest beer. Weston: Great Western Revival Cider. One of a pair or Wetherspoon Free Houses recently opened in the outer parts of SW London, this one in a former Sainsbury freezer centre. The large spacious bar contains the usual format of wood panelled walls adorned with local history panels and paintings from local artists. A sculpture of King Henry VIII who built the nearby Nonsuch Palace (subsequently demolished) stands at the entrance, No smoking/eating area at rear. Food. Disabled WC. Open all permitted hours (including 12-10.30 Sundays).

KINGSTON, BARONS PUZZLE, 1 St James Road. Puzzle Bitter (Benskins: Bitter). Tetley: Bitter. New Puzzle Pub Co Free House in former Habitat shop premises, the third pub in the chain. A large moose's head over the bar. a knight in armour: tapestries on the walls and a large mock fireplace emphasise the "Baron" theme, Outside drinking Popular with youngsters in the evenings.

KINGSTON, FINANCIER & FIRKIN, 43 Market Place. Firkin: Full Mash Mild (3.4%), Overdraught (3.5%), Financier (4.3%), Golden Glory (5.0%), Dogholter (5.6%). Guest beers (currently Everard: Tiger and Firkin: Ginger Beard). Latest Taylor Walker "Firkin" pub created in former hank premises. Beers arc believed to brewed at the Falcon & Firkin, E9. 'L' shaped bar displays typical Firkin decor with bare polished floorboards, barrel tables etc. A stage and piano provides an opportunity for live music. currently acoustic guitar on Fri & Sat evenings. Photos of old Kingston andvarious hits of repro. breweriana decorate the walls: newspapers available. Food. Disabled WC. Open all permitted hours.

MORDEN, WETHERSPOONS, Aherconway Road (near London Road). Courage: Directors Bitter. Marston: Pedigree, Theakston: Best Bitter, XI). Younger: Scotch Bitter. Guest beer. Weston: Great Western Revival Cider. Latest Wetherspoon Free House in new corner shop unit (Unit 3) opposite Morden Tube Station. A slightly gloomy interior created by the dark blue ceiling with "Richard Rogers" style exposed ventilation duct. An imaginative sculpture faces the full glass frontage on entry, comprising the top half of a London Underground ticket inspector and bottom half of a monk. Morden was (MCC owned by Westminster Abbey before the dissolution and Merton Priory was close by. Morden is of course the southern terminus of the Northern Line. Local history panels and paintings by local artists decorate the walls and pillars. Food. Disabled WC, Open all permitted hours.

RICHMOND, ALL BAR ONE, 9-11 Hill Street. Bass. Fuller: London Pride. Hancock: HB. M&B: Highgate Dark. Another Bass outlet and part of new chain in a converted hank building. See N1 PIED BULL above for description of interior. Food available Sun-Thurs 12-10, Fri/Sat 12-9. Disabled WC. Open all permitted hours.

SUTTON, ALL BAR ONE, 2 Hill Road. Bass. Fuller: London Pride. Hancock: HB. Yet another Bass conversion in part of former Allders department store. For description see NI , PIED BULL above. Open all permitted hours.

PUBS CLOSED OR CEASED SELLING REAL ALE

SOUTH WEST

KINGSTON, GAZEBO. Sam Smith, H removed (SW65)

MITCHAM, WHITE HART. Charrington, closed, future uncertain. (SW69)

OTHER CHANGES TO PUBS & BEER RANGES

CENTRAL

WC2, SALISBURY. -Taylor Walker: Best Bitter. +Eldridge Pope: Dorchester Bitter. +Tetley: Bitter. +Theakston: Best Bitter. (W56, U106 S&N list below)

WC2, WELSH HARP. renamed HARP. -Charrington: IPA. -Young: Bitter. +Fuller: London Pride. (W57)

WC2, WHITE SWAN. Renamed P.J.MOLLOY & SON. -Charrington: IPA. +Bass museum Brewery: Wicklow Ale (4.9%). The first of many Bass pseudo-Irish pubs to come in London converted to superimpose an Irish drapers shop theme. The great pity is that such an historic London pub and a listed building has been chosen for such a crass imposition. The West London beer guide describes the White Swan as it charming two bar pub dating hack to the 17th Century mentioned by Pepys and frequented by Dickens with good service and beer. Imagine the outcry if one of Dublin's historic pubs were converted with a "John Bull" theme. How could Bass he so insensitive and how could Westminster Council allow such an inappropriate imposition On it listed building? The only redeeming fea-ture is that real has been retained and the Wicklow Ale is apparently brewed specifically for the pub. (W57)

SOUTH EAST

SE1, TRINITY ARMS. Now a Free House, formerly a banks & Taylor pub. latterly Kingwood Taverns. At least 8 real alesfrom small and independent breweries available, including Crouch Vale. (SE36)

PURLEY, TUT'N'SHIVE. Reverted to ROYAL OAK. -Beers listed except Boddington: Bitter. +Boddington: Mild. 4-Flowers: Original Bitter. -FWhithread: Best Bitter. +Seasonal guest beer (currently Whitbread: Colonel Pep-pers Lemon Ale (5.0%)). (3SE268, U82)

SOUTH WEST

SW8, BELL. -Beers listed. +Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. (SW33. U52)

SW14, HALFWAY HOUSE. +Brakspear: Bitter. +Whitbread: Best Bitter. +3 Guest beers (G). (SW44, U50, U105)

RICHMOND, ROEBUCK, -Younger: IPA, No.3. +Theakston: Best Bitter, Old Peculier. (SW73, 053)

WEST

W14, HOLLAND ARMS. -Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. (W94)

PUBS ACQUIRED BY LABATTS & MAGIC PUB CO (UPDATE 98) ENFIELD, SALISBURYS. ref, should read (N 187. 0105 above)

PUBS ACQUIRED BY SCOTTISH & NEWCASTLE

In December 1993 Scottish & Newcastle bought the 'Chef & Brewer' estate of managed houses from Grand Metropolitan. These pubs were generally the cream of the estates inherited from breweries acquired by Grand Met, which in Greater London were from Watney. Truman and more recently Courage and tended to he in the wealthier and leafier parts of the Capital. At the time of takeover, the Chef & Brewer' estate comprised all Grand Met managed houses in London although previously the name had been reserved for Food oriented pubs. The estate had already absorbed other Grand Met chains such as St. Georges Taverns and Clifton Inns which had run a pseudo Free House operation with some beers from non-Grand Met breweries but latterly often reverting to the standard Websters and Ruddles range.

In May 1994, 126 (corrected) of the pubs acquired in Greater London were sold to the Magic Pub Co which in turn immediately sold some on to Lahatts and Whitbread. A Full listing of these pubs appeared in Update 98. Further surveys by CAMRA members has enabled a list of those Chef & Brewer pubs which are now operated by Scottish & Newcastle in Greater London to be compiled. We estimate that 489 Chef & Brewer pubs in Greater London remained after the initial Magic sales and resales, of which at least two more have since been sold, one is per-manently closed and boarded up and one has been demolished. This leaves 485 pubs at the latest count (including two believed to be run on behalf of other breweries). These figure include four brew pubs. To this total should be added the William Younger estate of which an estimated 35 exist within Greater London. This represents almost 10% of all the pubs in Greater London.

The pubs are gradually being renovated, often after years of neglect, and subsidiary chains are being created including T & J Barnard' and 'Barras & Co' which are real ale orientated. S&N beers such as Theakstons are replacing Websters, Ruddles and Courage in many pubs but regrettably it appears to be policy to introduce "swan neck" dispensers with the resulting thick head, short measure and lack of condition, even for southern brewed beers. One good point is the removal of the ubiquitous "Tavern" tag from many pub names which were arbitrarily applied in Grand Met days although some historical "Taverns" have disappeared also. In the lists below the brewery from which the pub was inherited by Grand Met is noted. Note that in a few instances some pubs were inherited from, acquired or built by Grand Met itself. # Indicates pubs operated or labelled as Clifton Inns "Free Houses" at some stage. * Indicates pubs already reported in the Updates as being acquired from Grand Met. Pubs in Central, East, North and North West Greater London are listed this month. Those in South East, South West and West London will be listed next month. The compilers would welcome any information on any pubs which we have missed or further sales or changes to the pubs listed, especially those in the subsidiary "real ale" chains.

CENTRAL

EC1, HAND & SHEARS. Courage (El7, U67)

EC1, LORD RAGLAN. Courage (E20)

EC2, BROADGATE EXCHANGE, 2 Exchange Place, off Appold Street. Grand Met. Note correct address (E30)

EC2, BULL. Watney. formerly COLLINS (E30, U69, U82)

EC2, CRISPIN. Courage (E30)

EC2, KINGS ARMS. Truman (E33)

EC2, MAGOGS. Grand Met (ex Free House)#. Subse-quently renamed VINO VERITAS (CHEAPSIDE)* (E33, U98)

EC2, RED LION. Watney* (E35. U98)

EC3, PEACOCK. Truman (E41)

EC3, SHIP TAVERN, 27 Lime Street. Truman (E42)

EC3, SHIP & TURTLE. Courage (E42. U64)

EC4, CARTOONIST. Watney (E47)

EC4, COCK TAVERN (YE OLDE). Truman (E48)

EC4, LONDON STONE. Truman (E50)

EC4, SEA HORSE. Courage (E54)

EC4, SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN. Watney# (E54)

EC4, WHITE HART. Courage (E55)

EC4, WHITE SWAN, 18 Farringdon Street. Watney# (E56, U69)

EC4, WHITE SWAN TAVERN, 28/30 Tudor Street. Truman (E56)

EC4, WITNESS BOX. Watney (E56)

W1(F), CAMBRIDGE. Watney# (W28, U52)

W1(F), MASONS ARMS, 58 Devonshire Street. Watney# (W32)

W1(F), PRESLEYS. Truman. subsequently reverted to RISING SUN (W32, U50, U93)

W1(F), VALIANT TROOPER. Watney#* (W32, U82, U98)

W1(Mar), BEEHIVE, 126 Crawford Street. Watney# (W33)

W1(Mar), BRICKLAYERS ARMS, 6 New Quebec Street. Watney# (W34, U51)

W1(Mar), CASK & GLASS. Watney (W34, U51, U80)

W1(Mar), COCK & LION. Watney# (W34, U89)

W1(Mar), LAMB & FLAG. Courage (W34, U89)

W1(Mar), MASONS ARMS, 51 Upper Berkeley Street. Watney (W35)

W1(Mar), THREE TUNS. Watney# (W36, U51, U89)

W1(May), AUDLEY. Watney (W38, U50. U90)

W1(May), BARLEY MOW, 82 Duke Street. Watney (W38)

W1(May), DUKE OF YORK, 8 Dering Street. Watney (W39, U90)

W1(May), GOAT TAVERN. Watney (W39, U90)

W1(May), GROSVENOR ARMS. Watney# (W39, U50, U90, U99)

W1(May), HOG IN THE POUND. Watney* (W39, U90, U101)

W1(May), KINGS ARMS, 2 Shepherd Market. Watney#* (W39, U95)

W1(May), MARLBOROUGH HEAD. Watney* (W39, U90. U101)

W1(May), MASONS ARMS, 38 Maddox Street. Wat-ney# (W39, U56, U60, U90)

W1(May), PUNCH BOWL. Watney. Note now PUNCH-BOWL (one word) (W39. U50, U80. U90)

W1(May), RED LION, 1 Waverton Street. Watnty (W39)

W1(May), ROSE & CROWN. Watney# (W40. U50, U90)

W1(May), RUNNING FOOTMAN. Watney (W40. U90)

W1(May), RUNNING HORSE. Courage (W40, U90, U99)

W1(May), SHEPHERDS TAVERN. Watney* (W40, U90, U95)

W1 (May), SPREADEAGLE. Watney#* (W40. U90, U98, U100)

Wl(S), DEVONSHIRE ARMS. Watney# (W42, U90)

W1(S), DUKE OF ARGYLL. Watney#. (W42. U57. U90)

W1(S), GLASSBLOWER. Watney#*. Note. contrary to U101, GLASSBLOWER is one word (W42, U53, U90, U101)

W1(S), KINGS ARMS, 23 Poland Street. Courage (W43)

W1(S), LEICESTER. Grand Met (ex Free House)#. Now reverted to LEICESTER ARMS (W43, U53, U64. U90)

W1(S), LYRIC TAVERN. Watney (W43)

W1(S), ST. JAMES TAVERN. Watney (W44, U48, U89)

W1(S), SHAKESPEARES HEAD. Watney# (W44, U80, U90)

WC1, FALKLAND ARMS. Watney (N15, W46)

WC1, FRIEND AT HAND. Watney (N16, W46. U54. U75)

WC1, JEREMY BENTHAM TAVERN. Watney. TAV-ERN tag now removed (N16. W46)

WC1, MARLBOROUGH ARMS. Courage N18, W47)

WC1, MUSEUM TAVERN. Watney#* (NI9, W47. U84, U95)

WC1, NORFOLK ARMS. Watney (NI9, W47)

WC1, SUN. Grand Met (ex Free House)# (N23, W51 U75)

WC1, SWAN. Watney# (N23, W51, U90)

WC1, WHITE HART. Watney (N24, W51)

WC1, YORKSHIRE GREY BREWERY. Grand Met (ex Free House)# Brewpub (N24, W51)

WC2, ANGEL. Courage* (W52, U98)

WC2, CHARLIES. Watney*. Subsequently reverted to PRINCE OF WALES (W53, U92)

WC2, CHESHIRE CHEESE. Courage (W53)

WC2, DEVEREUX. Courage (W53)

WC2, ESSEX SERPENT. Grand Met (ex restaurant) (W53, U72)

WC2, EVERGREENS. Watney (W53, U51)

WC2, GREEN MAN & FRENCH HORN. Watney (W54, U80, U93)

WC2, HAND & RACQUET. Watney (W54)

WC2, IMPERIAL. Watney# (W54, U53, U74)

WC2, KEMBLES HEAD. Watney# (W54, U51, U101)

WC2, LONG ISLAND ICED TEA BAR. Watney# (fizz). Now LONG ISLAND ICED TEA SHOP. (W55)

WC2, MAPLE LEAF. Watney# (W55, U93)

WC2, MARQUIS OF GRANBY, 142 Shaftesbury Avenue. Watney# (W55, U80)

WC2, NELL OF OLD DRURY. Courage (W55, U54)

WC2, OLD ORLEANS. Grand Met (fizz) (W55)

WC2, PUNCH & JUDY. Courage (W56, U93)

WC2, RAT & PARROT. Grand Met# (W56, U54, U74)

WC2, SALISBURY. S&N appear to have inherited man-agement of this Taylor Walker pub from Chef & Brewer. (W56)

WC2, SUSSEX. Grand Met (ex Youngers)# (W56, U58, U80)

WC2, TATTERSALL CASTLE. Should be under SW1(SJ) - see below.

WC2, TWO BREWERS TAVERN. Watney. TAVERN tag now removed (W57, U53, U80)

EAST

E1, GOOD SAMS. Truman (E66)

E1, PRINCESS OF PRUSSIA. Truman (E71)

E1, PROSPECT OF WHITBY. Watney (E71)

E4, COUNTY ARMS. Truman (E95)

E4, LARKSHALL. Courage (E96)

E4, OLD HALL TAVERN. Watney (E96)

E4, QUEEN ELIZABETH. Truman (E96)

E10, THREE BLACKBIRDS. Truman (E125)

E11, BRITISH QUEEN TAVERN. Watney. TAVERN tag now removed (E127)

E11, LINCOLN. Watney (E129, U89)

E12, GOLDEN FLEECE. Watney (E133)

E17, BELL. Watney (E165)

E17, COACH & HORSES. Truman (not Watney as stated in E guide) (E166)

E17, DOG & DUCK. Watney (fizz) (E166)

E17, LORD RAGLAN. Watney (E167)

E17, ROSE & CROWN. Truman (fizz) (E168)

E18, RAILWAY BELL. Courage (E171, U67)

BARKING, BARGE AGROUND. Truman (X12, U74, U85)

BARKING, SHIP & SHOVEL. Watney (X13, U88)

BARKINGSIDE, CHEQUERS. Watney (X14)

BARKINGSIDE, DOCTOR JOHNSON. Courage (X14)

BARKINGSIDE, HORNS TAVERN. Watney (X14)

CHADWELL HEATH, CHADWELL ARMS. Watney (X26)

CHADWELL HEATH, COOPERS ARMS. Watney (X26)

CHADWELL HEATH, MOBY DICK. Watney (fizz) (X26)

COLLIER ROW, BELL & GATE. Courage (X39)

CRANHAM, JOBBERS REST. Watney (X39)

DAGENHAM, BULL TAVERN. Watney (X40)

DAGENHAM, ROUNDHOUSE. Watney (X40)

GANTS HILL, KING GEORGE V. Courage (X48)

GANTS HILL, VALENTINE. Courage (X49)

GIDEA PARK, CARDINALS. Watney. Subsequently reverted to SQUIRRELS HEAD. (X49, U92)

GIDEA PARK, PLOUGH. Watney. Note contrary to U73 this pub was not sold to Whitbread. (X49, U73, U82)

GIDEA PARK, SHIP INN. Watney. INN tag now removed (X49)

HAROLD HILL, DUCKWOOD. Truman (fizz) (X58)

HAROLD HILL, MORRIS DANCER. Watney (X58) HAROLD HILL, SAXON KING. Courage (fizz) (X58)

HORNCHURCH, CROWN. Watney (X62, U78)

ILFORD, BELL. Watney (X63)

ILFORD, CAULIFLOWER. Watney (X63)

ILFORD, CRANBROOK. Truman (X63) MARKS GATE (CHADWELL HEATH), HARROW. Watney (X76)

ROMFORD, GOLDEN LION TAVERN. Watney. TAVERN tag now removed (X86)

ROMFORD, RUSH GREEN TAVERN. Watney. Subse-quently renamed BIG HAND MO'S (GOOD TIME EMPORIUM), and not HEAD as reported in U103 (X87, U103)

ROMFORD, SUN. Truman (X87, U82)

SOUTH HORNCHURCH, CHERRY TREE. Watney (fizz). Formerly BARNABYS CARVERY (X94, U72)

SOUTH HORNCHURCH, GOOD INTENT. Watney (X94)

WOODFORD GREEN, CASTLE. Truman. Currently temporarily closed. (X114)

NORTH

N1, ALBION. Watney (N25)

N2, FIVE BELLS. Truman (N48)

N3, MINSTREL. Courage (N50)

N3, QUEENS HEAD. Courage (N50)

N4, BEACONSFIELD. Courage (fizz) (N51)

N6, PRINCE OF WALES. Watney. ALE HOUSE tag now removed. (N60, U87)

N6, WOODMAN. Watney (N62)

N7, HERCULES. Watney* (N65, U101)

N7, TUFNELL PARK TAVERN. Courage (N68)

N8, LION. Courage (N71, U38)

N8, QUEENS HOTEL. Courage. HOTEL tag now removed (N73)

N8, WELLINGTON. Watney. Note correct postal code, listed incorrectly under N22 in N guide. (N109)

N10, GREEN MAN. Watney (N77)

N10, JOHN BAIRD. Courage (N77)

N11, GROVE. Watney (fizz) (N79, U77)

N12, MALT & HOPS. Watney (N81)

N13, BIRD IN HAND. Watney (N83)

N13, FOX HOTEL. Watney. HOTEL tag now removed. (N83)

N14, SOUTHGATE. Watney (N85)

N14, WHITE HART. Watney (N85)

N14, WOOLPACK. Truman (N85, U81)

N17, BEEHIVE. Courage (N96)

N17, PLOUGH. Truman (fizz) (N97, U88)

N20, CAVALIER. Courage (N104)

N20, WOODMAN. Watney (N105)

N21, CHASESIDE TAVERN. Watney. Note CHASESIDE is one word. (N106)

N21, QUEENS HEAD. Watney (N107)

ENFIELD, ENFIELD ARMS. Truman (N182)

ENFIELD, ROSE & CROWN, Clay Hill. Watney (N187)

NORTH WEST

NW1, ALLSOP ARMS. Watney (N113)

NW1, CAMDEN STORES. Truman*. Subsequently renamed RAT & PARROT (N115, U98)

NW1, GLOBE, 43 Marylebone Road. Truman (N118)

NW1, GREEN MAN. Watney. Formerly PORTLANDS (N124, U48)

NW1, ROYAL GEORGE. Truman (N126)

NW1, SOLS ARMS. Truman (N127)

NW3, BELSIZE TAVERN. Courage (N132)

NW3, NORTH STAR. Watney* (N136, U88, U104)

NW3, OLD ORLEANS. Grand Met (U70)

NW4, CHEQUERS. Courage (N141)

NW4, LITTLE HOUSE. Watney. Formerly TEDDYS (N142, U77)

NW4, LOAD OF HAY. Truman (N141. U49)

NW4, MANNINGS. Truman (N142)

NW5, DUKE OF ST ALBANS (ALE HOUSE). Truman. ALE HOUSE tag now removed (N144)

NW6, BRIDGE TAVERN. Truman (fizz) and not Watney as stated in N guide. (N149)

NW6, PRINCE OF WALES, 37 Fortune Green Road. Watney (N148)

NW6, PRINCE OF WALES, 101 Willesden Lane. Watney (N148)

NW6, RAILWAY. Watney. Subsequently renamed RAT & PARROT (N149, U101)

NW7, RAILWAY TAVERN. Truman (N151)

NW8, DUKE OF YORK, 2 Gateforth Street. Truman (fizz) (N156. U82, U88)

NW9, BLACKBIRDS. Truman (fizz) (N160, U88)

NW9, KINGS ARMS. Truman (N161)

NW10, COACH & HORSES. Watney (fizz). Formerly SPORTS (N163, U50, U88)

NW10, CROWN, 335 High Road, Willesden. Courage (N162)

NW10, GREY HORSE. Truman (N164, U87)

NW10, RISING SUN. Truman (fizz) (N163, U37, U39)

NW10, SPOTTED DOG. Watney (fizz) (N164)

NW10, WHITE HART. Watney (fizz) (N164)

NW10, WHITE HORSE. Truman (fizz) (N164)

NW11, REFECTORY. Courage (N165)

ALPERTON, CHEQUERS. Watney# (W96)

EDGWARE, BEEHIVE. Watney (fizz) (N177, U78)

EDGWARE, FLYING EAGLE. Truman (N 177)

EDGWARE, PRINCE OF WALES. Truman (N178)

EDGWARE, RAILWAY HOTEL. Truman (N178)

EDGWARE, WHITE LION, 435 Burnt Oak Broadway. Truman. Note correct address. (N178)

HARROW, RAYNERS HOTEL. Truman (W 113)

HARROW, ROYAL OAK. Truman (W113, U67)

HARROW, TITHE FARM HOUSE. Watney. Formerly FARMERS. (W113, U44)

SUDBURY, FUSILIER. Truman (W144)

WEMBLEY, CENTURY HOTEL. Watney. Now CENTURY TAVERN (W156)

WEMBLEY, HARROW TAVERN. Watney (W159, U50)

WEMBLEY, TORCH. Courage (W159)