A bumper period for new pub openings with a total of 17 recorded including four Wetherspoon Free Houses in the City, SE20 Penge, Orpington and Uxbridge; a Fullers "Ale & Pie" House in W1 Tottenham Court Road; five Davy's establishments selling real ale not previously reported; the third London Yates's Wine Lodge in Croydon; a Tap & Spile airside at Heathrow and a bar specialising in Belgian beers in Bromley. We have obtained information on London pubs now owned by various pub groups and details are included below. The much loved Express in Brentford has reopened.

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, 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. If you would like to report changes to pubs or beers please write to: Beer Guides Updates, 2 Sandtoft Road, London SE7 7LR

NEW & REOPENED PUBS & PUBS CONVERTED TO REAL ALE

CENTRAL

EC1, MASQUE HAUNT, 168-172 Old Street. Courage: Directors Bitter. Theakston: Best Bitter, XB. Wadworth: 6X. Younger: Scotch Bitter. Guest beer. Large spacious corner Wetherspoon Free House opened in December 1994 and created in ground floor of office/workshop building. Figures of the Hamlet (Hamlet's father, the King of Denmark) and Ophelia from Hamlet passing through pillars near the entrance reflect the thespian and ghostly theme. The building stands on part of the site of Bunhill Cemetery in which notable actors and entertainers were buried. Local history panels provide the details. Raised no smoking/eating area at rear. Food. Disabled toilet. Open all permitted hours.

EC3, SIMPSONS, Lloyds Avenue. No real ale. A Free House/wine bar now selling keg beer on draught.

W1(F), JACK HORNER, 236 Tottenham Court Road. Fuller: Chiswick Bitter, London Pride, ESB, Mr Harry (winter). Latest Fullers 'Ale & Pie House' in former Barclays Bank premises. Furnished in traditional style with wood panelled walls adorned with miscellaneous pictures, polished floorboards, smoked glass partitions, tiled bar area and chandelier. Wine racks are out of reach near ceiling height. Newspapers available. Food until 9pm. Disabled toilet. Open Mon-Sat 11-11, Sun 12-3, closed Sun evening.

WC1, TRUCKLES (OF PIED BULL YARD), Pied Bull Yard, off Bury Place. A Davy's Free House. Davy's: Old Wallop. 'Davy's Ale, Port & Steak House' in area of infill development. Real ale only in basement bar decorated in traditional Davy's style. Open 11.30-9 Mon-Fri, closed weekends.

EAST

BARKING, COLONEL JASPERS, 15B Longbridge Road. Colonels: Old Jollop. Davy's 'Wine, Steak & Ale House'. Emphasis on food. Beer is believed to be Courage Directors Bitter. Forms part of SPOTTED DOG complex and details should be added to entry in Essex guide. (X13, U83)

NORTH

N1, CARDEWS, 382 Essex Road. Reopened and renamed GEORGE ORWELL. Now a Free House, ex Grand Met (Watney). Boddington: Bitter. Flowers: IPA. Fuller: London Pride. Marston: Pedigree. Morland: Old Speckled Hen. Originally NORFOLK ARMS. (N39, U52, U88)

N1, LEOPOLD BLOOMS, 196 Essex Road. Renamed DISGRACELAND. Fuller: London Pride. Guest beer. Jazz until 2am Friday.Formerly SPECULATOR, previously JERSEY, originally THREE BREWERS. (N35, U36, U52, U54)

N10, CAFE TOTO, 390/392 Muswell Hill Broadway. No real ale. A Free House/cafe bar in former shop premises.

NORTH WEST

NW2, LUCKY 7, 7 Cricklewood Lane. No real ale. A Free House in former shop premises.

SOUTH EAST

SE1, COOPERAGE, 48-50 Tooley Street (entrance in Stainer Street). A Davy's Free House. Davy's: Old Wallop. Davy's establishment in typical style in arches under London Bridge Station. Emphasis on wine & food. beer believed to be Courage Directors Bitter served in pewter mugs. Open 11.30-9 Mon-Fri, closed weekends.

SE1, MUG HOUSE, 1 Tooley Street. A Davy's Free House. Davy's: Old Wallop. Davy's 'Ale & Port Dining Rooms' created in typical style in arches under London Bridge Station Approach. Beer believed to be Courage Directors Bitter. Open 11.30-3.30, 5-8.30 Mon-Fri, closed weekends.

SE8, BRADY'S BAR, 198 Lower Road. Reopened and reverted to RED LION. Ruddle: Best Bitter. (SE72, U46, U59, U92)

SE8, CROWS NEST. 206 Grove Street. No real ale, H unused. Reopened. (SE69, U92)

SE8, OLD MANOR HOUSE, 58 Bush Road. Young: Bitter, Special. Guest beer. Reopened as a Free House, ex Charrington. (SE71, U72)

SE20, MOON & STARS, 164-166 High Street, Penge. Courage: Directors Bitter. Theakston: Best Bitter, XB. Wadworth: 6X. Younger: Scotch Bitter. Guest beer. A brand new Wetherspoon Free House opened in Dec 1994, built on site of former cinema, latterly a bingo hall. The frontage and entrance attempts to recreate the cinematic style and a 'Wizard of Oz' theme has been created within. A figure of Dorothy flies overhead near the entrance, above a sculpture of her Lion companion. Paintings of the Tin Man and Straw Man feature in an alcove. Usual Wetherspoon decor with false fireplaces and local history panels. No smoking/eating area at rear opens out on to small brick patio. Food. Disabled toilet. Open all permitted hours.

BROMLEY, ABBAYE, Queens Gardens. Free House. No real (British) ale. A Belgian Brasserie-Bar under shopping mall. Sells four Belgian keg beers on tap including Hoegaarden Wit, Bellevue Kriek and Leffe Blonde plus a range of bottled beers including bottle conditioned Trappists, Duvel, Witkap Triple etc. Separate bar and restaurant areas.

BROMLEY, HENRYS, 2/4 Ringers Road. No real ale. A Greenalls owned cafe-bar/Free House.

CROYDON, YATES'S WINE LODGE, 3-11 High Street. Boddington: Bitter. Courage: Directors Bitter. John Smith: Bitter. New Yates's Free House (the third in London) in typical decorative style in former bank premises. Multi coloured ceilings, bright lights, wine casks and tiled bar area all feature. Garden at rear, food until 7pm. Live music in evenings. Disappointing beer range. Open all permitted hours.

ORPINGTON, HARVEST MOON, 141-143 High Street. Courage: Directors Bitter. Theakston: Best Bitter. XB. Wadworth: 6X. Younger: Scotch Bitter, Guest beer. New Wetherspoon Free House opened in December 1994 in former shop premises. The name reputedly refers to the benefit to harvesters from British Summer Time whose inventor was a local resident. A sculpture of a lady bearing harvest products stands near the entrance. Usual formula with alcoves, no smoking/eating area at rear and .... dusty books. Local history panels and photos of old Orpington adorn the wood panelled walls. Food. Open all permitted hours.

WEST

BRENTFORD, EXPRESS HOTEL, Kew Bridge Road. Reopened and renamed EXPRESS TAVERN. Bass. Young: Bitter, Special, Winter Warmer (in season). A welcome reopening for this long standing real ale Free House. The landlady gave birth upstairs unexpectedly on the opening night thus providing national publicity. (W97, U92)

HEATHROW AIRPORT, TAP & SPILE, Terminal 1 (Airside). Free House. Adnams: Bitter, Ruddle: County. Tetley: Bitter. Wadworth: 6X. Guest beers including the Marstons "Brewers Choice" range. New bar in departure lounge and open only to air ticket holders. At balcony level and approached by spiral staircase. Snacks and hot food available. Open from 6am until last flight departs between llpm and midnight every day.

UXBRIDGE, GOOD YARN, 132 High Street. Courage: Directors Bitter. Theakston: Best Bitter, XB. Wadworth: 6X. Younger: Scotch Bitter, guest beer. Another Wetherspoon Free House opened in December 1994 in former menswear shop premises whose antecedents supplied tailored goods to Queen Victoria. A long narrowish dark wood panelled bar extends into a raised no smoking/eating area at the rear. Local history panels, coloured glass ceiling light, mirrors, fake fireplaces and more dusty books complete the picture. Food. Open all permitted hours.

PUBS CLOSED OR CEASED SELLING REAL ALE

CENTRAL

EC1, ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM. Taylor Walker, now demolished. (E23, U79)

EAST

El, ARKWRIGHTS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Grand Met (Watney), closed, for sale. Formerly ANCHOR & HOPE. (E60, U83)

E1, CROWN & SCEPTRE. Shepherd Neame, closed, future uncertain. (E64)

E2, PENNY FARTHING. Free House, closed, future uncertain. (E83, U75)

E2, PRINCE OF WALES, 1 Teale Street. Free House (Magic), closed, future uncertain. (E84, U98)

E4, ROYAL FOREST HOTEL. Free House, closed, future uncertain. (E97)

NORTH WEST

NW2, PRODUCTION VILLAGE. Charrington. No real ale. (N130, U33)

NW8, BLENHEIM. Green King, closed, future uncertain. (N155, U63)

NW8, KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN. Charles Wells, closed, future uncertain. (N157, U63)

NW8, ROSSETTI. Fuller, now fully demolished. (N158, U98)

WEMBLEY, VILLAGE INN. Grand Met (Truman), H unused. (W159, U78, U79, U86)

SOUTH EAST

SE8, ROUND THE BEND. Renamed NOBODYS INN. Free House. No real ale, H unused. Formerly BRADLEYS BAR, originally HARP OF ERIN. (SE68, U46, U74, U88)

SE14, CROWN. Free House (Labatts). H removed. (SE109, U95, U97)

SOUTH WEST

SURBITON, PLOUGH. Grand Met (Courage), closed and demolished. (SW74)

WEST

W2, CLUTTERBUCKS (ALE HOUSE). Taylor Walker, closed, boarded up, future uncertain. Formerly WHEATSHEAF. (W64, U89)

HAMPTON HILL, DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Free House, now converted to flats. (W105, U44, U48)

OTHER CHANGES TO PUBS & BEER RANGES

CENTRAL

EC1, HARLEQUIN. Now an Ascot estates pub, ex Grand Met (Watney). (E17)

EC1, THREE COMPASSES. Ex Truman pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (E25, U75)

EC3, CITY FOOD & ALE HOUSE, 1 Seething Lane. -Fuller: London Pride. -Green King: Abbot Ale. +Adnams: Bitter.+Boddington: Bitter. A Richardson Free House. Note correct title and full address. (E39)

EC3, EAST INDIA ARMS. -Young beers. +Adnams: Bitter. +Bass. +Fuller: London Pride. +3 Guest beers, currently Green King: IPA; Hancock: HB and Marston: Pedigree. Closes 10pm Mon-Fri and all weekends. Now reverted to Bass (Charrington). ex Young. (E40, U98)

EC3, JAMAICA WINE HOUSE. -Beers listed. +Flowers: IPA. +Fremlins: Bitter. (E40, U69) EC3, SHIP, 3 Hart Street. - Younger: No. 3, Scotch Bitter. +Theakston: Masham Ale (6.7%) (Winter). (E42)

EC4, RISING SUN. Renamed HEDGEHOG & HOGSHEAD. -Ruddle: County. +Belchers: Best Bitter.+Courage: Directors Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. +Weston: Cider. Ex Truman pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (E53)

W1(Mar), GOLDEN EAGLE. -Timothy Taylor: Landlord. +Boddington: Bitter. (W34, U66, U89, U90, U98)

W1(May), GROSVENOR ARMS. -Green King: IPA. +Theakston: Best Bitter. (W39, U50, U90)

Wl(May), RUNNING HORSE. -Courage: Best Bitter. +Theakston: Best Bitter. (W40, U90)

EAST

E1, BRITANNIA, 44 Morris Street. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E62)

E1, HENRYS Is a Greenalls owned Free House. (E67)

E2, ACORN. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E77)

E2, BRITANNIA, 12 Chilton Street. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. Formerly CHILTONS. (E79, U70, U89)

E2, CROWN. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E80)

E2, DOVER CASTLE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E80, U70)

E2, DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, 25 Cambridge Crescent. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E80)

E2, EARL GREY. Confirmed now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E80, U98)

E2, GLOBE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E81, U75)

E2, HALFWAY HOUSE. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. (E81)

E2, JOINERS ARMS. Now Ascot Estates and not Ascot Taverns as reported in Update. (E81, U94)

E2, ROYAL ALFRED. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E84)

E2, ROYAL OAK. Now Ascot Estates. ex Belhaven. (E84)

E2, SPORTSMAN. Free House now operated by Ascot Estates. (E85, U70)

E2, STICK OF ROCK. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E85, U70, U89)

E2, THREE LOGGERHEADS. Now an Ascot Estates pub ex Grand Met (Watney). Formerly TURTLES. (E85, U98)

E3, ALBERT. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E87, U98)

E3, BRIDGE HOUSE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E89, U98)

E3, GEORGE & DRAGON. Renamed NEW COTTON INN. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. . Was formerly Gillies and originally COTTON ARMS. (E90)

E3, IMPERIAL CROWN. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. (E90, U89)

E3, LORD TREDEGAR. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. (E91, U79, U91)

E3, OLD DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E91, U72. U80)

E3, ROSE OF DENMARK. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E93)

E5, HOPE & ANCHOR. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E100, U85)

E5, JUBILEE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E100)

E5, SHAMPS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E101. U70)

E5, THREE SISTERS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E101)

E8, FLORFIELD ARMS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E113)

E8, MARKET HOUSE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (El 14)

E8, NINETEENTH HOLE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E114)

E8, ROBIN HOOD. Free House now operated by Ascot Estates. (E116)

E8, ROSIE O'GRADYS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E116)

E8, ROYAL OAK. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E116)

E8, UNCLE SAMS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E116)

E9, DAGMAR ARMS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E120)

E9, DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Now Ascot Estates. ex Belhaven. (E120)

E9, DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E120)

E9, PLOUGH. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E121)

E9, STAG. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E122)

E12, STAR. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E133, U85)

E14, CHIMES. Now Ascot Estates. ex Grand Met (Watney). (E143)

E14, GAMBOLS. Now Ascot Estates. ex Belhaven. Formerly SABBARTON ARMS. (E148, U69)

E14, LORD STANLEY. Now Ascot Estates. ex Grand Met (Watney). (E146, U81)

E14, MANOR ARMS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Grand Met (Watney). (E146)

E14, PRINCESS OF WALES. Now Ascot Estates. ex Belhaven. (E147)

E14, ROYAL NAVY. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E148)

E14, WELLINGTON ARMS. Now Ascot Estates, ex Grand Met (Watney). (E149)

E15, CHEVY CHASE. Now owned by Sy,camore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. (E153)

E15, LOCK, STOCK'N'BARREL. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E154)

E16, NEW SHAKESPEARE. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. Formerly SHAKESPEARES HEAD. (E161, U81)

E16, ROYAL OAK, 83 Woodman Street. Now Ascot Estates, ex Belhaven. (E160)

WOODFORD GREEN, TRAVELLERS FRIEND. Well established Free House now owned by Grosvenor Inns. ex C H Websters. (X114)

NORTH

N1, COCK TAVERN. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (N30, U89)

N1, NAGS HEAD. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (N38)

N1, SLUG & LETTUCE. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (N43)

N1, UNICORN. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. (N46)

N4, WORLDS END. Now a Grosvenor Inns Free House, formerly Marlers Liberty Inns, originally the EARL OF ESSEX. (N53, U59)

N5, HIGHBURY BARN TAVERN. Now a Greenalls owned Free House. (N56)

N6, BLACK ROSE. Now a Greenalls owned Free House. (N58)

N10, FLANAGANS VILLAGE BAR, 260 Muswell Hill Broadway. Renamed RITCHIES. -Beers listed. +Courage: Directors Bitter. +Wadworth: 6X. +Young: Special. Now Greenalls owned. (U34)

N10, SWISS CHALET, 258 Muswell Hill Broadway. Now a Greenalls owned Free House. Renamed TAP & BARREL (SWISS VILLAGE). -Fuller: London Pride. -Whitbread: Best Bitter. +Flowers: Original Bitter. +Young: Special. (N78, U34, U87)

N17, SAMS FREE HOUSE. Now a Greenalls owned Free House.. Renamed PERRYS. Now a music venue. (N98)

N18, CHEESE & ALE HOUSE. Now a Greenalls owned Free House. Reverted to THREE CROWNS. "Cheese & Ale House.' also displayed outside but more as a theme. (N100, U75)

NORTH WEST

NW3, O'HENERYS. Now a Greenalls owned Free House. (N136)

NW6, CANTERBURY ARMS, 88 Canterbury Road. Renamed SHAMROCK. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. Note full address. (N149)

NW8, PRINCESS ROYAL. -Beers listed. +Bass. +Worthington: Best Bitter. (N158, U51, U73. U90)

NW9, GREEN MAN. Ex Truman pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (N160)

SOUTH EAST

SE1, ANCHOR. +Adnams: Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. (SE15)

SE1, BAR CENTRAL. Is a Grosvenor Inns 'Belcher' Free House. Formerly PAVILION. (SE35, U92)

SE1, BRITANNIA. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. (SE18, U59)

SE1, DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. (SE21)

SE1, KING WILLIAM IV. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker (Friary Meux). (SE27, U54)

SE8, NOAHS ARK. +Courage: Directors Bitter. +Young: Bitter, Special. Now a Free House, ex Grand Met (Courage). (SE71)

SE11, BLACK PRINCE. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns, ex Taylor Walker. (SE90, U97)

SE23 MALT SHOVEL. Now a Greenalls owned Free House. (SE177, U50, U64)

SE25, CHERRY TREES. -Boddington: Bitter. -Ruddle: Best Bitter. +Courage: Best Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. +Morland: Old Speckled Hen. (SE184. U46, U82)

SE25, CLIFTON ARMS. -Beers listed except Ind Coope: Burton Ale and Tetley: Bitter. +4 Varying guest beers (e.g. from Arundel, Brewery-on-Sea, Fullers and King & Barnes breweries). (SE184, U56)

SE25, PORTMANOR. -Beers listed except Green King: Abbot Ale and Young: Special. +3 Guest beers generally from micro breweries (e.g. Cheriton, Goddards, Wickwar). (SE185, U62)

BROMLEY (SUNDRIDGE PARK), TEASEL. Renamed HUNGRY HORSE. -Beers listed. +Bass. +Boddington: Bitter. +Flowers: Original Bitter. +Webster: Green Label Bitter. (SE220, U59, K164, U98)

CROYDON, GRAIN & GRAPES. -Green King: Rayments Special. +Theakston: Old Peculier. Formerly DUCK, KEMBERS, WESTSIDE and BARREL & BELLY! (SE251, U52, U94)

CROYDON, SHIP. -Beers listed. +Boddington: Bitter. +Flowers: IPA. +Fuller: London Pride. +Wadworth: 6X. +Up to 3 guest beers (e.g. Arkells, El goods and Palmers). (SE250, U60)

SOUTH WEST

SW1(P), SLUG & LETTUCE. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (SW16, U88)

SW1(SJ), COMEDY. Now a Greenalls owned Free House. (SW12)

SW1(W), PAVIOURS ARMS. +Brakspear: Mild. +Timothy Taylor: Landlord#. (SW17, U33)

SW6, SLUG & LETTUCE. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. Formerly KINGS HEAD TAVERN. (SW29,U45,U63)

SW8, CROWN & THISTLE. Renamed VASCO DA GAMA. Now owned by Sycamore Taverns. ex Friary Meux. (SW33. U60)

SW10, WORLDS END DISTILLERY. -Beers listed except Wadworth: 6X. +Courage: Directors Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. +Morland: Old Speckled Hen. +Ruddle: Best Bitter. Formerly Regent Inns owned. Now part of Harvey Floorbanger chain. (SW38, U74, U80)

SW11, GALLEON. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. Formerly LORD RANELAGH. (SW40, U34. U61)

SW15, SLUG & LETTUCE. Is a Grosvenor Inns Free House, Formerly WHITE LION. (SW48, U51, U56. U62. U66, U86)

SW18, SLUG & LETTUCE. Is a Grosvenor Inns Free House. ex Watney. Formerly OLD EAST HILL. (SW53. U55, L161, U78. U85)

SW19, HORSE & GROOM, 131 High street, Merton. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. Formerly DARK HOUSE. (SW55, U36, U59, U71, U92)

KINGSTON, DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Renamed DUKE TAVERN. (SW65)

KINGSTON, LIVERPOOL ARMS. Renamed LADY JANE. -Beers listed. +Samuel Smith: OBB. +Webster: Green Label Bitter. Now a Free House. ex Courage. (SW66)

NEW MALDEN, PRINCE OF WALES. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (SW70, U58. U60)

WEST

W2, SLUG & LETTUCE. Ex Watney pub leased to Grosvenor Inns and retaining Courage tie. (W63)

W4, GEORGE IV. +2 Guest beers. (W69. U53)

FELTHAM, CROWN & SCEPTRE. -Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. +Courage: Directors Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. +Theakston: Best Bitter. XB. (W100)

FELTHAM, ROSE & CROWN. Now a Grosvenor Inns Free House. ex Watney. (W100, U80)

HAMPTON WICK, WHITE HART. +2 Guest beers. (W106) HOUNSLOW, BELL. +John Smith: Bitter. (W126, U52, U80, U95)

HOUNSLOW, COACH & HORSES. -Ruddle: Best Bitter. +Theakston: XB. Now Scottish & Newcastle, ex Grand Met (Watney). Formerly BARNABY'S. (W126. U68. U95)

HOUNSLOW, DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Renamed HUNGRY HORSE (WELLINGTON'S). (W126. U91, U98)

HOUNSLOW, DUKE OF YORK, 672 Hanworth Road. -Ruddle: Best Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. +Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. (W126) HOUNSLOW, FRIEND IN HAND. -Boddington: Bitter. -Flowers: Original Bitter. +Morland: Old Speckled Hen. +Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. (W126, U62, U63, U77, U82, U91)

HOUNSLOW, HUSSAR. +Webster: Green Label Bitter. (W126, U56, U75, U91)

HOUNSLOW, LORD CLYDE. -Fuller: London Pride. -Morland: OB. +Bass. +Morland: Independent IPA, Old Speckled Hen. (W128, U77)

HOUNSLOW, MOON UNDER WATER. -Wadworth: 6X. +Morland: Old Speckled Hen.. (U62, U92)

HOUNSLOW, NORTH STAR. -Courage: Directors Bitter. +Courage: Best Bitter, +John Smith: Bitter. (W128, U53)

HOUNSLOW, RIFLEMAN. -Beers listed. +M&B: Highgate Dark. +Worthington: Best Bitter. (W128, U89. U91)

HOUNSLOW, WINDMILL. -Fuller: London Pride. +Morland: Old Speckled Hen. +Guest beer. (W128, U71, U77, U95)

ISLEWORTH, BRIDGE INN. -John Smith: Bitter. +Hall & Woodhouse: Badger Best Bitter. Formerly IRON BRIDGE. (W131, U60. U81, U89)

ISLEWORTH, MILFORD ARMS. -Beers listed except Ruddle: Best Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. +Theakston: Best Bitter. Now Scottish & Newcastle, ex Grand Met (Watney). (W131, U53)

ISLEWORTH, ROSE & CROWN. +Webster: Green Label. Bitter. (W131, U55, U60. U83, U91)

TWICKENHAM, EEL PIE. -Beers listed except Hall & Woodhouse: Hard Tackle. +Hall & Woodhouse: Badger Best Bitter, Tanglefoot. +Gribble: Black Adder. +Wadworth: 6X. +Taunton: Traditional Cider. (W150, U71)

TWICKENHAM, ST. MARGARETS. -Ruddle: Best Bitter. +Theakston: Best Bitter. Now Scottish & Newcastle, ex Grand Met (Watney). (W151, U94)

CORRECTIONS TO UPDATE 97 NEW & REOPENED PUBS & PUBS CONVERTED TO REAL ALE SW6, FULHAM TAP. Address is 248 North End Road. PUBS CLOSED OR CEASED SELLING REAL ALE SE15, GLENGAL ARMS. Should read GLENGALL ARMS. SE15, TYRRELL ARMS. Note correct spelling of name (not as SE guide). SE16, STANLEY ARMS. Ref omitted (SE133, U54) SE17, PRINCE & PRINCESS OF WALES. Address is 109 Kingslake Street SE18, WELLESLEY. Address is 39 Hillreach. OTHER CHANGES TO PUBS & BEER RANGES SE1,TOOLEYS. Ref should read (SE41 U55, U74) SE1, WINCHESTER. Ref should read (SE44)

CORRECTIONS TO UPDATE 98 PUBS CLOSED OR CEASED SELLING REAL ALE

SW10, CHURCHILLS BAR. Formerly MUSWELLS. previously SWIFTS.

OTHER CHANGES TO PUBS & BEER RANGES

Wl(Mar), THORNBURY CASTLE. Labatts Free House, ex Grand Met (Watney) via S&N.

Wl(May), SPREAD EAGLE. -Brakspear: Special Bitter.

El, QUEENS HEAD. Address is 83 Fieldgate Street.

E14, GUILDFORD ARMS. Now a Labatts Free House.

SW6, CHELSEA GATE. Renamed CROSS EYED NEWT (CHELSEA).

SW6, DURRELL ARMS. Should read DURELL ARMS.

SW18, HOP POLES. Should read HOP POLE.

W4, RAILWAY TAVERN. Webster: Yorkshire Bitter should read Webster: Green Label Bitter.

HOUNSLOW, LORD PALMERSTON. +Boddington: Bitter.

PUBS ACQUIRED BY LABATTS & MAGIC PUB CO

NW6, BRITANNIA. Note correct spelling. SW9, CROWN. Delete entry, already included correctly under changes.

W12, SPRINGBOK. Formerly McQUEENS.