This month we record a number of new pubs including the latest "Old Monk Pub Co." outlet in EC4 Holborn, a Regent Inns pub in Harrow and pubs in El, N13 Palmers Green, N22 Wood Green and Croydon. Ushers have bought a number of pubs in west London of which two in Hounslow have so far been discovered (more information welcome). More Wychwood pubs are reported. A compre-hensive survey of Sam Smith pubs has revealed that 14 out of the 27 in Greater london no longer sell real ale and the remaining 13 sell only one beer, Museum Ale having been withdrawn. Cross referencing to the new North London guide has been postponed until next month to allow a list of updates, errors and omissions to be compiled.

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

EC3, MAILCOACH, 1 Camomile Street. Theakston: Best Bitter, XB. Younger: IPA. Basement bar reopened following rebuilding after bomb damage. (E41, U89)

EC4, LEARNED MONK, 1 Fleet Place, off Holborn Viaduct. Courage: Directors Bitter. Marston: Pedigree. Theakston: Best Bitter, XB. Younger: IPA. Guest beer (currently Exmoor: Gold). Latest Old Monk Pub Co Free House opened in ground floor of office building next to City Thameslink station. Large open plan carpeted and wood panelled bar. Opens Mon-Fri 11-11 (food 12-10), closed weekends.

WC1, DUKES HEAD, Marlborough Hotel, 9-14 Bloomsbury Street. Bass. Traditionally furnished bar attached to hotel with separate entrance in Great Russell Street. Opens Mon-Fri 11-11. Free House. (W46, N22)

WC1, MOON, 18 New North Street. Reopened and renamed MURPHYS MOON. Boddington: Bitter. Theakston: XB. (N18, W47, U51, U98, U104)

EAST

E1, CARPENTERS ARMS, 135 Cambridge Heath Road. Fuller: London Pride. (E62)

E1, DOCKS & CO. , 66 Royal Mint Street. Courage: Best Bitter. New Free House in former commercial premises with docks theme including mock crane. Polished floor bar area, barrel tables, ceiling fans and eating area for upmarket fast food. Cocktail bar downstairs. Opens 11-9 Mon-Wed, 11-11 Thu/Fri, closed weekends.

E3, WIDOWS SON, 75 Devons Road. Tetley: Bitter. Reinstatement. (E93, U79)

E9, BEDFORD, 220 Victoria Park Road. M&B: Highgate Dark. Reinstatement. (E119, U76)

E9, BRIDGE HOUSE TAVERN, 179 Ponsford Street. Reopened and renamed ROUNDHOUSE, still fizz. (E119, U70, U84)

NORTH

N7, LION HOTEL, 98 North Road. Now LION with sub-sidiary name, BEER ENGINE. Courage: Directors Bitter. Morland: Old Speckled Hen. Whitbread: WCPA (£1 a pint). (N69)

N13, INN ON THE GREEN. 295 Green Lanes. Boddington: Bitter. Flowers: IPA. Marston: Pedigree. New Free House in former shop premises. Long narrow bar with saloon area at front. Open all permitted hours.

N16, ROYAL OAK, 79 Green Lanes. Courage: Directors Bitter. John Smith: Bitter. (N93, U88)

N22, PARK INN, 12 Palace Gates Road. Courage: Best Bitter. Morland: Old Speckled Hen. Wadworth: 6X. New Free House in former off licence premises. Red phone box at rear. Open all permitted hours.

NORTH WEST

NW1, ANCHOR, 130 Chalton Street. Morland: Old Speckled Hen. A Whitbread pub. Wood panelled. (N129)

NW10, FINNIGANS WAKE (SAL'S BAR), 249-253 Neasden Lane. No real ale. SAL'S BAR at No 249 interconnects with main pub at Nos 251/253. An Irish Free House in former shop premises.

NW10, HARBOUR ALE HOUSE, 429 High Road Willesden. No real ale. A Free House in former shop premises.

HARROW, FAT CONTROLLER, 362-366 Station Road. Bass. Brakspear: Bitter. Gales: HSB. Hancock: HB. Young: Special. Latest Regent Inns Free House decorated in typical style with railway theme. Light pine panelling, polished floor and raised drinking area at front. Sofas, carpets and fire place to side. Food. Open all permitted hours.

SOUTH EAST

CROYDON, JT's BAR CAFE, 73 South End. Fuller: London Pride. Harvey: Best Bitter. New Free House createll in wine merchants J.T.Davies & Sons shop. Decorated in "traditional" style with bare floorboards, bare brick walls, wooden pews, tables etc, wine racks in great evidence, bric-a-brac, chandeliers, ceiling lights - you name it! Food. Open all permitted hours.

CROYDON, LARRYS DINER, 24-26 South End. No real ale. Free House/restaurant.

CROYDON, LAURENS, 20 South End. No real ale. Free House in ex shop unit.

CROYDON, ROCKWOODS DINER, 48-50 South End. No real ale. Free House/restaurant.

SOUTH WEST

SW6, ROSE, 1 Harwood Terrace. Renamed LEGLESS LADDER. Brakspear: Bitter. Courage: Directors Bitter. John Smith: Bitter. (SW29, U76, U88, U98)

SW8, BRITISH LION, Thessaly Road. Courage: Best Bitter. Guest beers. Now a Free House run by Crown & City Leisure Ltd, ex Taylor Walker. (SW33)

SW8, BUILDERS ARMS, 8 Wyvie Road. Charrington: IPA. Now run by Marc Taverns, ex Charrington. Real ale not always available. (SW33)

SW8, CAVENDISH ARMS, Hartington Road. Webster: Green Label. Occasional guest beer. Now a Free House operated by Discovery Inns, ex Whitbread. (SW33, U54, U61)

SW8, DUCHESS OF YORK, 101 Battersea Park Road. Courage: Best Bitter. John Smith: Bitter. Occasional guest beer. Now a Free House, ex Grand Met (Watney). (SW33, U39)

SW8, DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, Lansdowne Way. Bass: Toby Cask. Now operated by Conquest Ins, ex Charrington. Real ale not always available. (SW33, U39)

SW8, ELEPHANT & CASTLE, 2 South Lambeth Place. Ruddle: County. Guest beer. Now run by CC Taverns, ex Grand Met (Courage). (SW33)

SW8, MASONS ARMS, 169 Battersea Park Road. John Smith: Bitter. Morland: Old Speckled Hen. Ruddle: Best Bitter. Now a Free House run by Jacomb & Guinness Ltd. ex Brent Walker, originally Watney. Cafe-bar style. art for sale. (SW34. U39, U50)

SW8, PORTLAND ARMS, Portland Grove. Ruddle: Best Bitter. Now a Free House, ex Charrington. Real ale not always available. (SW34)

SW8, VASCO DA GAMA, 152 Old South Lambeth Road. Tetley: Bitter. Real ale not always available. Formerly CROWN & THISTLE. (SW33, U60, U99)

KINGSTON, PUNTERS, Ram Passage. Reopened and renamed WATERS EDGE WINE BAR and now renamed again to SHAMUS O'DONNELLS. Courage: Best Bitter. Guest Whitbread beer. Now an Irish theme bar, operated by Discovery Inns. (SW66, U36, U71)

WEST

GREENFORD, CAPTAIN MORGANS, 1286 Greenford Road. No real ale. A Free House in former shop premises.

SOUTHALL, THATCH, 447 Lady Margaret Road. Wychwood: Shires, Dogs Bollocks. Now a Wychwood pub, formerly Grand Met (Truman), latterly leased to Hennelly chain. Formerly BLUEBERRIES. (W140, U92)

PUBS CLOSED OR CEASED SELLING REAL ALE

CENTRAL

EC1, CHEQUERS. Whitbread, closed for sale. (E13)

EC1, CROWN & WOOLPACK. Courage, converted to Japanese restaurant. (E15)

EC1, HARLEM YACHT CLUB. Free House, closed, future uncertain. Formerly CHARLOTTES, originally SURPRISE. (E25, U79, U92)

EC3, CANTERBURY ARMS. Whitbread, demolished. (E39)

EC4, SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN. S&N (ex Watney), closed, due for demolition. (E54, U106)

W1(F), CHAMPION. Sam Smith, H removed. All external signs of Sam Smith ownership removed. (W28)

W1(F), FITZROY TAVERN. Sam Smith, H removed. All external Sam Smith signs removed. (W29)

W1(F), HORSE & GROOM. Sam Smith, H removed. All external signs of Sam Smith ownership removed. (W29, U59)

W1(Mar), ANGEL TAVERN. Sam Smith, H removed. All external signs of Sam Smith ownership removed. (W33)

W1(S), JOHN SNOW. Sam Smith, H removed. All external signs of Sam Smith ownership removed. (W43, U53)

WC1, BEDFORD ARMS. Free House. No real ale. (N10, W45)

WC1, CROWN, 51 New Oxford Street. Sam Smith, H removed. All external signs of Sam Smith ownership removed. (N13, W46, U59)

WC1, PETERS BAR. Free House. No real ale. (N20, W50)

WC1, ROYAL SCOT HOTEL. Free House (fizz). Bar converted to restaurant. (W50)

EAST

E1, BRITISH PRINCE. Taylor Walker (fizz), closed (E62)

E1, CAPTAIN KIDD. Samuel Smith, H removed. (E62)

E1, HORNS & HORSESHOE. Charrington (fizz), closed for sale. (E68)

E1, ROEBUCK. Grand Met (Watney) (fizz), demolished. (E72)

E1, ROYAL DUKE. Grand Met (Truman) (fizz), closed. Formerly DUKES. (E65, U72)

E1, YORKSHIRE GREY. Free House, closed, future uncertain. (E76, U70, U79)

E2, BLACK HORSE. Belhaven, closed and converted to art gallery. (E79)

E2, FLAMINGOS. Free House, converted to flats. (E80,U98)

E2, QUEEN VICTORIA. Belhaven (fizz), closed, future uncertain. (E84)

E2, SEPTEMBERS. Charrington (fizz), closed for sale. (E85)

E2, SHIP & BLUE BELL. Pitfield, closed for sale. (E85)

E2, WEAVERS ARMS. Taylor Walker (fizz), closed, future uncertain. (E85, U79)

E3, JOHN BULL. Taylor Walker (fizz), closed and to let as retail premises. (E90)

E3, THREE TUNS (YE OLDE). Whitbread, closed for sale. (E93)

E6, COCK. Charrington (fizz), closed and fire damaged. (E103)

E9, ALEXANDRA. Charrington (fizz), closed to let. (E119)

E9, LORD NELSON. Belhaven, now converted to residential use. (E121)

E9, STAG. Ascot, closed. (E122, U99)

E11, HALFWAY HOUSE. Phoenix Inns, ex Watney, closed, future uncertain. (E128)

E15, GREEN GATE. Taylor Walker, closed, future uncertain. (E153, U86)

E15, WAX. Charrington, demolished. Formerly FLAPPERS. (E153, U81)

E16, FLYING SCUD. Charrington (fizz), converted to flats. (E159)

NORTH

N1, BENYON ARMS. Wells, closed and being converted, possibly into flats. (N29, U65)

N1, GERRARD ARMS. Courage, converted to flats. (N34)

N7, WHITE HORSE. Grand Met (Watney), reopened and renamed GIN PALACE, now closed again. (N69, U67)

N16, ALLEN ARMS. Grand Met (Watney) (fizz), closed and being converted, probably into flats. (N90, U42) N16, FARLEIGH. Free House, now converted into flats. (N94, U79)

N18, BRICKLAYERS ARMS. Taylor Walker, renamed MR B's, closed for demolition. (N100)

NORTH WEST

NW1, BOSTON ARMS. Grand Met (Watney), now boarded up and awaiting demolition. (N115, U39)

NW1, CHALK FARM TAVERN. Charrington, converted to restaurant, LEMONIA, a meze bar. (N116) NW1, COCK, 2 Diana Place. Charrington, demolished. (N116)

NW1, LORD SOMERS ARMS. Courage, demolished and site redeveloped for housing. (N121, U69)

NW8, ABBEY TAVERN, 8 Violet Hill. Whitbread, closed and being converted, probably into flats. Note correct address. (N153)

NW8, BLENHEIM. Greene King, converted to restaurant named BLENHEIM! (N155, U63, U99)

NW8, BRITISH FLAG. Grand Met (Watney), converted into oriental medicine centre. (N155)

ALPERTON, ROYAL WILLIAM. Free House (Magic) demolished for retail development. Formerly ROYALS. (W96, U86, U98)

HARROW, O'FLAHERTY's, 205 Watford Road. Free House, H removed. (U67)

SOUTH EAST SE8, ROYAL GEORGE. Sam Smith, H removed. (SE82)

SE9, YORKSHIRE GREY. Ind Coope, converted to McDonald's restaurant. (SE88)

CROYDON, BLARNEY STONE. Renamed NEW INN. Free House, H removed. Formerly WELLINGTON. (3SE251, U83, U98)

THORNTON HEATH, MUDDY WATERS. Taylor Walker, closed following fire. Formerly WILTON ARMS. (3SE285, U56, U94)

SOUTH WEST

SW2, CHESTNUT, 198 Upper Tulse Hill. Now a Labatts Free House, ex Grand Met (Watney), H removed. Note full address. (SW19)

SW2, GEORGE IV. Grand Met (Courage), H unused. (SW19, U54)

SW2, TELEGRAPH. Grand Met (Wwney),H unused. (SW19, U39)

SW2, TWO WOODCOCKS. Free House. H mused. (SW19, U46, U52)

SW2, WINDMILL, 22 Blenheim Gardens. Grand Met (Courage), H unused. Note correct address. (SW19, U54)

SW4, ROYAL OAK. Charrington. No real ale. (SW25, U28)

SW8, BATTERSEA ARMS. Grand Met ()Nancy), closed, future uncertain. Formerly BUTCHERS ARMS. (SW33, 1346, U53)

SW8, DUKE OF CORNWALL. Free Howse (Bolles), H unused. (SW33, U53, U62)

SW8, HOPE. Shepherd Neame. No real ale. (SW33, U39, U43)

SW8, PHOENIX. Now Marr Taverns, ex (]on. No real ale. (SW34, U54)

SW8, PUB CONTINENTAL. Whitbread, now no longer a pub. converted to shop. (SW34, U77)

SW11, BRIDGE. Grand Met (Watney), convened to restaurant. Formerly PRODIGALS RETURN. (SW41, U52)

SW11, CHOPPER. Taylor Walker, H unused. (SW39, U78)

SW11, LONDON DOVER & CHATHAM TAVERN & RESTAURANT. Grand Met (Watney), closed and sold to film studios next door, future uncertain. (SW40, U42, U43, U77)

SW11, VICTORIA. Whitbread, closed for sale. (SW41, U39, U43)

SW15, CAFE MORE. Grand Met (Watney), closed, future uncertain. Formerly RED ROVER. (SW47, U49, U58, U60)

SW15, MONTAGUE ARMS. Grand Met (Watney), H unused. (SW46, U60, U73)

SW15, RANGER. Charrington, closed, future uncertain. (SW47, U61)

SW16, RAILWAY HOTEL. Charrington, H unused. (SW48, U39)

SW16, TUDOR TAVERN. Free House, closed, future uncertain. (SW49, U34)

SW18, FORESTER. Courage, H unused. (SW51, U48)

SW18, FRENCH'S WINE BAR. Free House, H removed. (U67)

SW18, LORD PALMERSTON. Grand Met (Watney). No real ale. (SW53, U38, U54, U58)

SW18, PIGGIES WINE BAR. Free House, closed. Formerly FOUNTAIN. (SW51, U36, U48)

SW18, ROUNDHOUSE. Grand Met (Watney), H unused. (SW54, U56)

CARSHALTON, ST HELIER TAVERN. Whitbread, closed, future uncertain. Formerly ST HEIJFRS ARMS. (SW61, U67)

MITCHAM, STAR. Taylor Walker, closed, future uncertain. (SW69, U36, U51)

WEST

W2, CLUTTERBUCKS (ALE HOUSE). Taylor Walker. Now demolished. Formerly WHEATSHEAF. (W64, U89,U99)

W9, ROBERT BROWNING (IN LITTLE VENICE). Sam Smith, H removed (W84)

W11, EARL OF LONSDALE. Sam Smith, H removed (W87)

W11, HOOP. Young, closed and converted to building society. Formerly FINCH'S. (W88, U67, U75)

HOUNSLOW, SUN. Now an Irish theme Free House, ex Grand Met (Courage), H unused (W128)

OTHER CHANGES TO PUBS & BEER RANGES

CENTRAL

EC4, CHESHIRE CHEESE (YE OLDE). -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (E47)

W1(F), BRICKLAYERS ARMS. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (W28)

W1(F), COCK, -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (W29)

W1(F), ROSE & CROWN. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (W32)

W1(F), YORKSHIRE GREY. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (W33)

W1(Mar), DOVER CASTLE. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (W34, U56, U89, U97)

W1(Mar), 58. Renamed STREET CAFE (58 still displayed), still fizz. Formerly QUINTIN HOGG. (W36, U69, U72, U98, U104)

WC1, CITTIE OF YORK. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (N13, W45)

WC1, DICKENS INN. Renamed JOHNSTONS (OF BLOOMSBURY). Hotel now called Forte Crest Hotel (Bloomsbury). (W46)

WC1, THUNDERER. Renamed CHURCHILLS. Now a Free House, ex Whitbread. (N23, W51)

WC2, CHANDOS. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (W52)

WC2, LYCEUM TAVERN. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (W55)

WC2, PRINCESS OF WALES. Renamed POW. (W56, U73)

EAST

E1, ALMA. -Hook Norton: Bitter. +Young: Special. (E57)

E1, CASTLE. Now subtitled DOYLES CORNER and a Free House, ex Grand Met (Courage). (E62)

E1, PEASANTS REVOLT. Renamed GUVNERS. (E71, U83)

E1, PRINCE OF WALES, 124 Globe Road. Renamed CHARLIES Now a Free House, ex Grand Met (Watney). (E71)

E1, WATER POET. Now also opens Sunday lunchtime. (U106) E2, VICTORIA. Now a Free House, ex Grand Met (Watney). (E85)

E3, CRYSTAL TAVERN. Renamed WHEELWRIGHTS. (E89)

E3, PALM TREE. -Beers listed. +Boddington: Bitter. +Flowers: Original Bitter. (E91)

E3, VICTORIA. -Hall & Woodhouse: Badger Best Bitter. +Wells: Fargo, Bombardier. (E93, U79)

E15, ESSEX ARMS. -Charrington: IPA. +Hancock: HB. (E153, U69)

E15, LORD HENNIKER. -Charrington: IPA. +Courage: Best Bitter, Directors Bitter. Now a Free House, ex Charrington. (E154)

E17, McCANNS. Renamed MONKEY BUSINESS. Omitted, presumably in error, from E guide. (U71)

UPMINSTER, BRIDGE HOUSE TAVERN. renamed HUNGRY HORSE. (X106, U72, U98)

NORTH

N1, FOOTSIES. Renamed DIVAS. Formerly FILLING STATION BAR. (U49, U89)

N1, POTTERS BAR. Renamed NORTHERN BAR. -Beers listed. +Boddington: Bitter. +Flowers: IPA. +Whitbread: Best Bitter. (N40)

N7, LAMB TAVERN. -Beers listed. +Fuller: London Pride. +Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. Now a Free House, ex Courage. (N69, U87)

NORTH WEST

NW1, CHAMPIONS. Reverted to COLLEGE ARMS. (N116, U88)

NW4, PICKLED NEWT (THE MIDLAND). Renamed HUNGRY HORSE. Formerly MIDLAND. (N142, U98)

NW10, CROWN, 335 High Road, Willesden. -Courage: Directors Bitter. +Theakston: Best Bitter. (N162, U106)

ALPERTON, PLOUGH. Renamed HUNGRY HORSE. -Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. +Bass. +Boddington: Bitter. +Webster: Green Label. (W96, U98)

SOUTH EAST

SE1 ANCHOR TAP. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (SE9)

SE7, McDONNELL'S. Reverted to ANTIGALLICAN. Still a McDonnells Free House. (SE72)

SE7, ROSE OF DENMARK. Now a Free House, ex Grand Met (Courage). (SE73)

SE17, TEMPLE BAR. -Worthington: Best Bitter. +Bass. +Bass: Toby Cask. (SE160)

SE25, SELHURST ARMS. -Courage: Best Bitter, Directors Bitter. +Theakston: Best Bitter, XB. (SE217, U107)

BROMLEY, HUNGRY HORSE. Retains TEASEL as subsidiary name. (3SE220, U59, U98, U99) COULSDON,

JACK & JILL. Now run by Chris Compton Inns, ex Grand Met (Courage). (3SE229)

CROYDON, ALMA TAVERN. +Guest beers. (3SE234, U50)

CROYDON, BULLS HEAD. +Fuller: London Pride. +Guest beer. (3SE236)

CROYDON, CATHERINE WHEEL. +Young: Special. (3SE237, U55)

CROYDON, PORTER & SORTER. +Morland: Old Speckled Hen. +Ruddle: Best Bitter, County. +Guest beers (Adnams or Everards). (3SE248)

CROYDON, WOOLPACK. Now run by Chris Compton Inns, ex Grand Met (Watney). (3SE252. U55, U98)

SOUTH CROYDON, STAG & HOUNDS. +Harvey: Best Bitter. (3SE278)

THORNTON HEATH, SIMLA. Renamed PARCHMORE TAVERN. (3SE285)

SOUTH WEST

SW1(B), LOWNDES ARMS. -Courage: Best Bitter. -Fuller: London Pride. +Courage: Directors Bitter. +Joules: Crown Ale. (SW10, U100)

SW1(P), MADIGANS. Renamed NEW DOLPHIN. -Morland: Old Speckled Hen. Formerly EL FLAMENCO, originally DOLPHIN. (SW15, U50, U97)

SW1(P), PRINCESS ROYAL. Renamed ORANGE KIPPER. -Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. +Boddington: Bitter. +Theakston: Best Bitter. +Worthington: Best Bitter. (SW15, U75, U98)

SW1(W), GRAFTONS. Renamed FINNEGANS WAKE. -Beers listed. +Orange: Finnegans Irish Ale (c4%). +Theakston: Best Bitter. XB. Converted by S&N to an Irish theme pub with bare boards, exposed bricks and alcoves. (SW17, U107)

SW1(W), PAVIOURS ARMS. +Guest beer. (SW 17. U33, U99, U101)

SW2, HOP POLES. -Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. +Boddington: Bitter. +Theakston: XB. (SW19, U98)

SW4, KINGS HEAD. Renamed THE 100. -Beers listed except Bass. +Guest beer. Now operated by Panther Pubs, leased from Charrington. Redecorated in stark modern style. (SW24, U62. U65)

SW6, ATLAS. -Courage: Best Bitter. -Fuller: London Pride. +Young: Bitter. (SW27, U51, U60, U66, U78)

SW6, WANDSWORTH BRIDGE TAVERN. Renamed PADDYS GOOSE. -Beers listed. +Bass. +Boddington: Bitter. +Webster: Green'Label. +Worthington: Best Bitter. Renovated in typical Magic style with an Irish image. (SW29, U74, U98)

SW8, BRITANNIA. -Beers listed. +Webster: Yorkshire Bitter. +Scrumpy Jack: Old Hazy Cider. (SW33)

SW8, NEW PORTLAND ARMS. Now Marr Taverns, ex Charrington, still fizz. (SW34)

SW8, PRINCE OF WALES, 99 Union Road. Renamed FEELEYS FREE HOUSE, although PRINCE OF WALES name still displayed. -Young: Special. +John Smith: Bitter. (SW34, U85)

SW8, PRINCE OF WALES, 33 Wilcox Road. Renamed NOLANS FREE HOUSE, PRINCE OF WALES name still displayed. Now a Free House, ex Courage. Real ale not always available. (SW34, U29)

SW11, CHANDLER. Renamed RIVER RAT. -Fuller: Lon-don Pride. -Young: Bitter. +Hancock: HB. +Guest beer. (U43)

SW13, BOILEAU ARMS. Renamed GARDEN HOUSE. -Beers listed. +Adnams: Bitter. +Bass. +Morland: Old Speckled Hen. Acquired by Bass from Grand Met (Courage) and refurbished in bare boards style. (SW43, U70)

SW16, HORSE & GROOM. Renamed BIG HAND MO'S. -Courage: Directors Bitter. +Morland: Old Speckled Hen. +Theakston: Best Bitter. (SW48, U32, U107)

SW18, BRUSH, 86-88 Point Pleasant. Renamed CATS BACK. -Tetley: Bitter. +Courage: Directors Bitter. +Guest beer. Now a Free House, ex Belhaven. (SW51, U39, U47, U48)

SW18, HORSE & GROOM. -John Smith: Bitter. -Young: Bitter. +Ruddle: County. +Webster: Green Label. Now Ascot Estates, ex Grand Met (Truman). (SW51, U38, U48)

SW18, SLUG & LETTUCE. -Beers listed except Wadworth 6X. +Courage: Directors Bitter. +2 Guest beers. Recently refurbished Grosvenor Inns pub. Previous OLD EAST HILL, ex Grand Met (Watney). (SW53, U55, U61, U78, U85)

SW19, BRITISH QUEEN. Renamed HAYDONS. -Young: Bitter. +Young: Special. (SW54, U56)

BEDDINGTON (WALLINGTON), DUKES HEAD. +Young: Winter Warmer. (SW59)

BEDDINGTON (WALLINGTON), MELBOURNE. -Beers listed. +Fuller: London Pride. +Hancock: HB. (SW59, U43)

BEDDINGTON (WALLINGTON), WINDMILL. -Charrington: IPA. +Fuller: London Pride. +Hancock: HB. (SW59)

CARSHALTON, COACH & HORSES. +Young: Special. (SW60)

CHEAM, BELL. -Bass. +Fuller: London Pride. +Guest beers. (SW61)

CHEAM, HARROW. +Tetley: Bitter. +2 Guest beers. (SW61)

CHEAM, PRINCE OF WALES. +Tetley: Bitter. (SW61)

CHEAM, RAILWAY. -Courage: Directors Bitter. +John Smith: Bitter. +Guest beer. (SW61)

CHEAM, QUEEN VICTORIA. -Ind Coope: Bitter. +Tetley: Bitter. (SW61)

CHEAM, WOODSTOCK. +Theakston: Best Bitter, XB, Old Peculier. Now S&N, ex Grand Met (Courage). Omitted in error from S&N list in U107. (SW61)

CHESSINGTON, CRICKETERS. +Shepherd Neame: Bitter, Spitfire Ale, Bishops Finger. Now Marr Taverns, ex Charrington. (SW62)

KINGSTON, ARTFUL DODGER. +Shepherd Neame: Spitfire Ale. Refurbished. (SW64)

MITCHAM (HACKBRIDGE), SKINNERS ARMS. Renamed HUNGRY HORSE. (SW68, U98)

MORDEN, CROWN INN. Renamed BIG HAND MO'S. -Courage: Directors Bitter. +Theakston: XB. Converted into S&N theme pub based on an American baseball player. Loud disco area. Games area with pool and electronic games. (SW70, U107)

RICHMOND, ROSE OF YORK. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (SW73)

SUTTON, ALL BAR ONE. +M&B: Highgate Dark. (U106)

WORCESTER PARK, HUNTSMANS HALL. -Beers listed. +Tetley: Bitter. +Young: Bitter, Special. (SW78)

WEST

W4, GEORGE IV. Now badged as a Fullers Ale & Pie House with refurbishment in the style of the chain. Upstairs room with large screen TV. (W69, U53, U99, U101)

W4, WINDMILL. -Beers listed except Fuller London Pride and Windmill Bitter. +Guest beer. (W69, U92, U101, U102)

GREENFORD, WHITE HART. -Beers listed. +Courage: Best Bitter. +Wychwood: Dogs Bollocks. Now a Wychwood pub, ex Grand Met (Watney), latterly leased to Hennelly chain. Real ale not always available. (W102)

HOUNSLOW, QUEENS ARMS. -Beers listed. +Usher: Founders Ale, seasonal beer (currently Autumn Frenzy). Now an Ushers pub, originally Grand Met (Watney), latterly a Free House. Formerly GREYHOUND. (W126, U89, U95)

HOUNSLOW, ROYAL ALBION. -Beers and cider listed. +John Smith: Bitter. +Varying Ushers beer (currently Autumn Frenzy). Now an Ushers pub, originally Grand Met (Courage), latterly a Free House. (W 128, U57, U81, U101)

ISLEWORTH, TOWN WHARF. -Sam Smith: Museum Ale. (W131)