The aim of 'Capital Pubcheck' is to share information about the latest happenings on the London pub scene including new pub and bar openings, name changes, acquisitions, closures, notable changes to beer ranges etc. Cross references to CAMRA's various pub guides covering Greater London are also provided to enable easy updating. Information is gathered from a variety of sources including London Drinker readers, individual CAMRA members and branch contacts, breweries, pub operators, landlords etc.

This month we welcome three new Fullers outlets, one a splendid 'Ale and Pie'conversion in EC1 Smithfield, the others cocktail bars in EC2 City and SW12 Balham, a new Hogshead in Hornchurch and three 'All Bar Ones' in EC2 City, W5 Ealing and Twickenham. We catch up with a number of predominantly Irish pubs opened in former shop units in north west and west London but sadly largely bereft of real ale. We also include details of former Allied pubs believed to have been acquired by Bass, including many of London's most historic pubs and several former Firkin brewpubs.

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 -Guide to Kent Pubs, 10th edition; 8K - Real Ale Guide to Kent Pubs, 8th edition; N - North London Beer Guide, 3rd edition; SE - South East London Pub Guide, 4th edition; 3SE - South East London Pub Guide, 3rd edition; SW - South West London Pub Guide, 2nd edition; W - Real Beer in West London; X - Essex Beer Guide, 9th edition.

NEW & REOPENED PUBS & PUBS CONVERTED TO REAL ALE

CENTRAL

EC1, BUTCHER'S HOOK & CLEAVER, 61-63 West Smithfield. Fuller: Chiswick Bitter, London Pride, ESB, seasonal beer. Splendid conversion by Fullers of former bank for its 'Ale and Pie House chain, opened early November. Originally two buildings, each bar retains its distinctive frontage; one stone clad in classic bank style, the other with wooden framed large windows. The interior is equally impressive with a delicate brass chandelier over the bar and wall paintings of past scenes of the nearby Smithfield meat market behind marble pillars. A decorative wrought iron spiral staircase rises to a mezzanine drinking and eating area, with table service at lunchtimes, available for private functions in the evenings. Beyond, lies a more intimate wood panelled area with alcove seating in traditional style. Food available until 9pm. Disabled WC. Open 7.30am for breakfast until 1 1pm Mon-Fri only. Fullers are to be congratulated for a fitting conversion in an historic area.

EC2, ALL BAR ONE, 127 Finsbury Pavement. Draught Bass; Fuller: London Pride. Latest outlet for the fast expanding Bass owned chain, opened mid-November on ground floor corner of new office block. It occupies the site of the former LONDON GENERAL Bass pub demolished to make way for the development. The usual ingredients of pine flooring and furniture with the addition of sofas near the large windows, with predominantly cream decor. Mirrors, ceiling fans, exposed ventilation, a prominent clock and blackboard menu complete the image. It reflects the current trend towards the 'middle ground' for the previously distinctive `brands' of the key pub groups. Food, disabled WC. Open 11-11 Mon-Fri, closed weekends.

EC2, ONE OF 2, 45 Old Broad St. Fuller: London Pride. New Fullers pub on three levels, opened June 1999, in complete contrast to `Butchers' above. Covered steps lead up past a small outdoor drinking area to a first floor level bar in the 'pine and steel' style. Low level lighting under bar counter, tiled flooring, cream decor, pine furnishings and metal framed artwork and mirrors etc. Stairs rise to upper level seating/eating area with optional table service, looking down on bar. A third floor offers a private function room. Loud music in evenings. Emphasis on cocktails, wine and food, with metallic menu. Open 11-11 Mon-Fri, closed weekends.

EC3, FENCHURCH COLONY, 14 New London St. No real ale. Free House. First floor bar and brasserie.

W1 (Mar), TURNERS ARMS, 26 Crawford St. Young: Bitter, Special. Reopened as a Liberty Inns Free House, ex-Shepherd Neame. In same ownership as GBG pub and former Watford Branch Pub of the Year,'Land of Liberty, Peace and Plenty', Heronsgate, Herts. Currently under renovation. Beer range likely to increase. (W36. U44, U74, U138)

EAST

HORNCHURCH, HOGSHEAD, 14-16 Station Lane. Boddington: Bitter; Flower: Original Bitter; Fuller: London Pride; Marston: Pedigree: Wadworth: 6X; 2 Guest beers from Whitbread range (G). Latest Whitbread Hogshead in new style, opened late September in former shop premises. Large windows on frontage and double doors leading into spacious bar area with pine flooring and furniture, sofas, stools etc. Bottom lit curved bar counter and tiled bar area Framed pictures adorn the walls. Exposed ventilation/extraction ducts. Blackboard displays food menu. Belgian bottled beers available. Disabled WC. Open all permitted hours.

ILFORD, OVERDRAFT, 300-310 High St. Courage: Best Bitter, Directors Bitter. New independent Free House, part of small chain, opened late 1998 in former cinema foyer but not previously reported. The cinema proper is retained upstairs, showing Indian films. Spacious bar fitted out with pine flooring, wall panelling and furniture and some potted plants. Pictures on cream painted walls. TV, including big screen for sports, food, no smoking area at rear. Disabled WC. Open all permitted hours.

ROMFORD, BRANNIGANS, 64 South St. No real ale. New Free House, bar, reataurant and entertainment venue in former post office, opened July 1999.

ROMFORD, EDWARDS, 105/111 South St. No real ale. Latest opening for Bass owned chain in former shop unit, opened August 1999. Unlike previous outlets in the chain, real ale is ominously not on offer.

ROMFORD, PALS, 80/84 Market Place. No real ale. Free House/bar and brasserie in former shop unit, opened late 1998.

ROMFORD, McCLUSKY'S, 2 Market Link. No real ale. Free House/bar opened late 1998 in former commercial premises.

NORTH

N14, CAFE RIO, 47A Chase Side. No real ale. Free House, bar and music venue in former shop premises.

N22, POACHERS, 423 Lordship Lane. Reopened Free House, H unused. (N156, U138)

NORTH WEST

NW2, WISHING WELL, 89 Cricklewood Broadway. No real ale. Small Irish Free House, part of chain in former shop premises.

NW8, CAFE MED, 21 Loudoun Rd. No real ale. Formerly purely a restaurant called Blenheim Restaurant but now has small bar area adjacent to restaurant. Previously BLENHEIM (N213. U109)

NWll, BAR MED, 105A-107A Golders Green Rd. Free House/cafe bar in former shop premises. W11, GROVE INN, 1023 Finchley Rd. No real ale. Small Free House in former shop unit.

KENTON, BISHOP CASEY'S, 217 Kenton Rd_ No real ale. Irish Free House in former shop unit.

STANMORE, CURRAIGH, 12/13 Queensbury Station Parade. No real ale. Irish Free House in former shop premises.

WEALDSTONE, DALYS, 100 High St. No real ale. Irish Free House in former shop unit.

SOUTH WEST

SW12, BAR INTERLUDE, 100 Balham High Rd. Fuller: London Pride. Yet another new `concept' from Fullrs in 'pine and steel' style, opened October 1999 in former shop premises. The inevitable pine flooring and furniture, large windows along frontage, cream painted walls with loud, abstract, coloured paintings. Cocktails, food etc. 'Keg' fireplace. Loud music and light show in evenings. Open all permitted hours.

WEST

W3, WISHING WELL, 61 Old Oak Common Lane. Ushers: Best Bitter. Small Irish Free House in former shop unit decorated in style typical of the small chain. Wood panelled and carpeted throughout, with globe lighting. Pictures of Ireland and Gaelic football memorabilia adorn the walls. Open all permitted hours.

W5, ALL BAR ONE, 64-66 The Mall. Draught Bass; Fuller: London Pride. Yet another identikit Bass owned outlet for the ubiquitous chain in former restaurant premises, opened November 1998 but not previously reported. Fitted out in typical style with pine flooring and furniture, green and cream decor, mirrors, blackboard for food, ceiling fans, clock etc. Food until 10pm Mon-Thurs, 9pm Fri-Sun. Disabled WC. Open 12-11 Mon-Sat, 12-10.30 Sun.

W5, DOHERTYS, 9/10 Central Buildings, The Broadway. No real ale. Irish Free House in former restaurant premises.

W13, FERRYMAN, 181 Uxbridge Rd. No real ale. Small Free House in former night club premises.

W13, FLANAGANS, 137 Uxbridge Rd. No real ale. Small Irish Free House in former shop premises.

W13, JACKSONS, 80 Northfield Ave. No real ale. Free House/wine bar in former bank premises.

W13, PLAYERS, 184 Northfield Ave. No real ale. Small Free House in former shop premises.

W13, SPINNING WHEEL, 227 Northfield Ave. Wadworth: 6X. (U54)

GREENFORD, BELMULLET ARMS, 2 Ruislip Rd. No real ale. Small Free House in former shop premises.

GREENFORD, WISHING WELL, 10 The Broadway. No real ale. Irish Free House, part of small chain in former shop unit. Despite 'wine bar' on windows, it is more of a pub.

RUISLIP, SPORTSMAN, 68 Victoria Rd. No real ale. Free House in former shop premises.

TWICKENHAM, ALL BAR ONE, 26/28 York St. Draught Bass; Fuller; London Pride. One more Bass owned ABO opened September 1999 in former newspaper offices. Decorated in typical style (see W5 above) including exposed ducting despite comparatively low ceiling. Open 12-11 Mon-Sat, 12-10.30 Sun.

WEST DRAYTON (YIEWSLEY), MEEHANS TAVERN, High St. Renamed JACK BEARDS. Morland: Old Speckled Hen; Ruddle: Best Bitter. Now Morland, ex-Grand Met (Truman), formerly RED COW (W161, U62)

PUBS CLOSED OR CEASED SELLING REAL ALE

EAST

E6, TOLLGATE TAVERN. Whitbread, H removed. (E105)

E8, CROWN & CASTLE. Ex-Grand Met (Watney), closed and boarded up, future uncertain. (E112)

E16, WINSOR HOUSE. Whitbread (Brewers Fayre), H removed. (U103)

NORTH

N1, GREYHOUND. Whitbread, closed and boarded up, future uncertain. (N46)

N9, RAILWAY. Fuller, closed and boarded up. (N90)

ENFIELD EN1, GARDENERS ARMS. Ex-Bass, confirmed now a McDonalds restaurant. Formerly BULLDOG. (U109, U150)

NORTH WEST

NW1, PRINCE GEORGE OF CUMBERLAND. Renamed REIDS, Free House, H removed. (N172)

HAREFIELD, MINES ROYAL. Courage, demolished for housing. (W108, U73)

HARROW, KINGS HEAD HOTEL. Free House, still closed after many years and despite retaining full signage appears now to be in residential use, if only in part. (W113, U78, U86)

HARROW, TIMBER CARRIAGE. Allied (ex-Taylor Walker), no real ale. (W114)

SOUTH WEST

SW8, FESTIVAL INN. Allied, converted to Turners Function Centre, no longer a pub. (SW78) SW8, GOOD FELLOWS. Free House, converted to Metrogusto restaurant. (SW78, U141)

SW17, SURREY TAVERN. Whitbread, H removed. (SW110, U142)

SW18, TIR NA NOG. Ascot, H removed. (SW115) MITCHAM, RAVENSBURY TAVERN. Allied, now demolished. (SW147, U133, U147)

MORDEN, DR FEELGOODS. Free House, now converted to a joiners shop. (SW 150, U132, U134, U145)

WEST

W3, BLUE ANCHOR, Ex-Grand Met (Watney), converted to Mac's, wine bar and restaurant, bottled beers only. (W64, U78, U92)

W3, CAPEL ARMS. Ex-Labatts, closed, future uncertain. (W64, U100)

W3, DICEYS REILLYS 2. Renamed CENTRAL BAR, Free House, now closed, future uncertain. (U88)

W3, HARBOUR LIGHTS. Phoenix, closed, future uncertain. (W65, U112)

W5, PARK ROYAL HOTEL. Renamed PHAE TINGOS, now a Free House, ex-Grand Met (Courage). H removed. (W72, U56, U74, U86)

W13, HALFWAY HOUSE. Inntrepreneur (ex-Watney), no real ale. (W92)

W13, NEW ANCHOR. Renamed ROSIE O'GRADYS, now closed, future uncertain. (W92, U44)

W13, WALSINGHAM ARMS. Whitbread, no real ale, formerly OLDE HATTE (YE). (W93. U63)

ALPERTON, ALPINE HORN. Ex-Grand Met (Watney), converted to Paradise Club. (W96)

ALPERTON, PLEASURE BOAT. Allied (ex-Taylor Walker), no real ale. (W96)

HARLINGTON, OFFICE. Inntrepreneur (ex-Courage), demolished, formerly CROWN (W110, U86)

HAYES (YEADING), BROOK HOUSE. S&N, ex-Grand Met (Watney), no real ale. (W117)

HAYES, CAPTAIN MORGANS. Free House, no real ale. Formerly WELCOME INN. (W78, U103)

HAYES, FIREFLY. Greene King, closed, future uncertain. (W117, U98, U117)

HESTON, HOPE & ANCHOR. Greene King, closed, future uncertain. (W120, U98)

HILLINGDON, HUT. Now a Free House, ex-Allied (Taylor Walker), no real ale. (W123, U68)

NORTHOLT, BYRON. Greene King, closed, future uncertain. (W134, U98, U117)

SOUTHALL, BRICKLAYERS ARMS. Free House, no real ale. (W140, U55, U68)

SOUTHALL, FEATHERSTONE ARMS. Bass (ex-Charrington), demolished. (W140, U92)

SOUTHALL, GLASSY JUNCTION. Free House, no real ale, formerly RAILWAY HOTEL. (W143, U43, U78, U86)

SOUTHALL, NORTHCOTE ARMS. Free House (ex-Fuller), converted to flats. (W142, U54, U78)

SOUTHALL, PRINCE OF WALES. Now a Free House, ex-Grand Met (Courage), no real ale. (W142, U59, U64)

SOUTHALL, ST GEORGE & THE DRAGON. Now Inntrepreneur, ex-Grand Met (Watney), no real ale. (W143, U68)

SOUTHALL, WHITE HART. Now Standwood Taverns, ex-Grand Met (Courage), no real ale. (W143, U68)

SOUTHALL, WHITE SWAN. Ex-Grand Met (Watney), closed and being converted into an Indian Gurdwara. (W143, U64, U78)

UXBRIDGE, GREEN MAN. Ex-Grand Met (Courage), converted to fish & chip shop. (W154)

UXBRIDGE, WHITE HORSE. Renamed OSTLER (YE OLDE), S&N, no real ale. (W154, U107)

WEST DRAYTON (YIEWSLEY), BENTLEYS. Free House, no real ale, formerly NAUGHTIES . (W161, U61)

WEST DRAYTON (YIEWSLEY), BRICKMAKERS ARMS. Now a Free House, ex-Belhaven, no real ale. (W161, U46, U78)

WEST DRAYTON (YIEWSLEY), JOLLY ANGLERS. Ex-Grand Met (Courage), converted to private dwelling. (W161)

OTHER CHANGES TO PUBS & BEER RANGES

CENTRAL

WC2, COAL HOLE. No longer subtitled (WALKERS ON THE STRAND). -Boddington: Bitter; -Greene King: IPA; -Wadworth: 6X; +Fuller: London Pride; +Young: Bitter. See also under Bass acquisitions below. (W53, U62, U92)

EAST

E9, ROUNDHOUSE. Renamed KENTE SPOT, formerly BRIDGE HOUSE. (E119, U70, U84, U108)

NORTH

N1, HEN & CHICKENS. Full title now HEN & CHICKENS THEATRE BAR (N47)

N1, KINGS HEAD, 59 Essex Rd. Renamed KINGS (THE), -beers listed; +Flowers:IPA; +Fuller: London Pride; +Young: Special. See also 'Corrections' below. (N49) N4, FINSBURY PARK HOTEL. Now simply FINSBURY (THE), now part of Allied's Mr Q's chain. (N75)

N4, FINSBURY PARK TAVERN. Renamed TWELVE PINS (NA BEANNA BEOLA). (N75)

N4, HORNSEY WOOD TAVERN. Now part of Allied's Mr Q's chain. (N75)

N4, MORTIMER ARMS. Renamed OLD ALE EMPORIUM. (N75)

N7, HOGSHEAD. Renamed JAILHOUSE. -beers listed except Boddington: Bitter and Fuller: London Pride; +Guest beer (currently Rebellion: Lounge Lizard). Another delisted Hogshead. (N88)

N8, RAT & CARROT (THE SPORTING). Renamed FEELGOODS. (N95)

N22, FISHMONGERS ARMS. Renamed O'RAFFERTYS. (N155)

N22, NAGS HEAD. Renamed GOOSE & GRANITE. -beers listed; +Draught Bass; +Fuller: London Pride; +Stones: Bitter. Now part of Bass owned lust So' pub chain. (N156)

N22, NELSON. Now subtitled (RATTLE & HUM). (N156)

N22, PHOENIX BAR. -beers listed except Tetley: Bitter; +Adnams: Bitter. Both beers 1.40 per pint. (N 156)

N22, RAT AND CARROT (TJB's). Renamed GANLEYS (N157, U109, U117) ENFIELD EN3, ALMA. Renamed COACH ARMS. (N239)

ENFIELD EN3, PLOUGH. Renamed O'MALLEYS. (N241)

NORTH WEST

NW1, LOCK TAVERN. -beers listed; +Adnams: Bitter; +Ind Coope: Burton Ale; +Wadworth :6X. Acquired by Allied from Bass (ex-Charrington) and now reacquired by Bass. See also under Bass acquisitions below. (N169)

NW9, GREEN MAN. Now subtitled DE BURGO's BAR & RESTAURANT (N217)

EDGWARE, EVERGLADES EXCHANGE BAR. Renamed JOLLY BADGER. (N256)

HARROW, WHITE HORSE. Now a Free House, ex-Allied (Taylor Walker), -beers listed; +Adnams: Bitter; +Fuller: Lonon Pride. (W114)

PINNER, BELL (AT PINNER). Renamed ORANGE TREE. (W135, U79, U132)

SOUTH EAST

SE1, HORNIMAN'S should read HORNIMAN AT HAYS. -beers listed except Tetley: Bitter; +Fuller: London Pride; +Greene King: IPA, Abbot Ale; +Marston: Pedigree; +Young: Bitter, Special. See also under Bass acquisitions below. (SE21, U105)

SE10, FUNNEL & FIRKIN. -beers listed; +Ind Coope: Burton Ale; +Marston: Pedigree; + Tetley: Bitter. See also under Bass acquisitions below. It would seem that Firkin pubs transferred to Bass are limited to the same choice of beers as those remaining with Punch, at least for the present. Formerly STUDIO BAR. (SE102, U104, U123)

BELVEDERE, PRINCE OF WALES. -beers listed except Courage: Best Bitter. (3SE207, K32)

BELVEDERE, ROYAL STANDARD. -beers listed; +Greene King: IPA. (3SE207, K32)

BELVEDERE, VICTORIA. -beers listed; +Adnams: Bitter; +Shepherd Neame: Spitfire. (3SE207, K32)

SOUTH WEST

SW11, WALSH'S. Renamed PETER BLACK'S BAR. -guest beers; +Courage: Best Bitter. (SW90)

SW15, FOX & HOUNDS. Renamed FOX. -guest beers. Refurbished in café bar style aimed at younger set with variety of seating etc. Are Whitbread anticipating a ban on fox hunting? (SW101)

SW17, FREEDOM & FIRKIN. -beers listed; -Weston: cider; +Greene King:IPA; +Marston: Pedigree; +Wadworth: 6X. See also Bass acquisitions below. (SW109, U144)

SW17, GORDON BENNETT. +Young: Bitter; +occasional guest beer. (SW109, U135)

SW17, JJ MOONS. -Fuller: London Pride; -Hop Back: Summer Lightning; +Boddington: Bitter. (SW109, U135)

SW17, KINGS HEAD. -Theakston: XB. (SW109, U142)

SW17, MITRE. -House beer; -Tetley: Bitter; +Ansell: Bitter; +Young: Bitter. (SW110)

SW17, PLOUGH. -Greene King:IPA; +Fuller: London Pride. (SW110, U142)

SW17, ROSE & CROWN. -Boddington: Bitter. (SW110)

SW18, ROSE & CROWN. -Weston: Old Rosie Cider. Formerly GLEESON & SONS CORNER HOUSE. (SW112, U141, U149)

SW18, WAGGON & HORSES. Renamed GJ'S BAR. -beer listed; +Fuller: London Pride; +Hancock: HB. (SW115)

SW19, OLD LEATHER BOTTLE. Phone no. is 542 7490. (SW118)

MORDEN, LADY ST HELIER. -Marston: Pedigree; -Theakston:XB; -Younger: Scotch Bitter; +Boddington: Bitter; +Shepherd Neame: Spitfire; +2 changing guest beers. Formerly WETHERSPOONS. (SW151, U147)

WEST

W3, CROWN. Renamed OSBORNE ARMS, now a Free House, ex-Belhaven, still fizz. (W64, U47)

W3, MECHANICS ARMS. Renamed LYNCH'S INN, now a Free House, ex-Grand Met (Courage), still fizz. (W65)

HOUNSLOW, ROCK & FODDER. Renamed HARVEYS IN THE TOWN. Formerly NOBLE HALF, PALIO, MUSWELLS and ROYAL GEORGE!

SOUTHALL, THREE TUNS. Renamed PUNJABI JUNCTION. Now Free House, ex-Grand Met (Watney). (W143, U86, U120)

WEST DRAYTON, CHERRY TREE. Renamed FOX & PHEASANT. Now S&N, ex-Grand Met (Watney). (W161)

WEST DRAYTON, ENGINE. Renamed STATIONS. (W161, U71)

EX-ALLIED PUBS ACQUIRED BY BASS

Since the takeover of Allied Domecq's pub estate by Punch Taverns backed by Bass, the latter has cherry picked the estate and the following Greater London pubs are now believed to be owned by Bass. The whole deal is still subject to Office of Fair Trading investigation. In the following list, the last known branding is noted. The list includes many historic Nicholson pubs and several Firkins including former brewpubs. Brewing equipment is believed to be awaiting removal to Burton upon Trent. * indicates pubs last reported as without real ale.

CENTRAL

EC1 CROWN TAVERN Nicholson (E15)

EC1 FOX & ANCHOR Nicholson, ex-Taylor Walker (E16, U83)

EC1 KING OF DIAMONDS Taylor Walker (E19)

EC1 VIADUCT TAVERN Nicholson (E26, U121)

EC2 BUTLERS HEAD Nicholson (E30)

EC2 LORD ABERCONWAY Ind Coope (E33, U88)

EC2 MAGPIE Nicholson, ex-Taylor Walker (E33, U82)

EC2 THROGMORTON RESTAURANT Nicholson (E36, U69, U70)

EC3 CITY OF LONDON YEOMAN Taylor Walker (E39, U70)

EC3 RED LION, 8 Lombard Court Nicholson (E42)

EC3 SHIP, 11 Talbot Court Nicholson (E42, U131)

EC3 SHIP & COMPASS (WALKERS OF FENCHURCH STREET) Nicholson (E42, U92)

EC4 BLACK FRIAR Nicholson (E46)

EC4 FORSTER & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly ALBION (E45, U131, U150)

EC4 OLD BELL Nicholson (E51)

EC4 SCRUFFY MURPHY'S* Scruffy Murphy's, formerly KING & KEYS (E50, U102)

EC4 WALKERS OF HOLBORN Nicholson (U69)

EC4 Williamsons TAVERN Nicholson (E56, U119)

W1(F) FITZ & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly ALBANY (W28, U75, U120)

W1(F) FLINTLOCK & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly CANONS (W28, U75, U120)

W1(F) NORTHUMBERLAND ARMS, 43 Goodge Street Nicholson, ex-Taylor Walker (W32, U50)

W1(F) TOTTENHAM Taylor Walker (W32, U48, U89, U134)

W1(May) SHELLEYS Nicholson, ex-Taylor Walker (W40, U98, U141)

W1(S) ARGYLL ARMS Nicholson (W41, U80, U90)

W1(S) CLACHAN Nicholson (W41, U80, U90, U101)

W1(S) CROWN & TWO CHAIRMEN Nicholson (W42, U48)

W1(S) DE HEMS Taylor Walker (W42, U53, U146)

W1(S) DOG & DUCK Nicholson (W42, U93, U150)

W1(S) FANFARE & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly DOG & TRUMPET (W42, U48, U115)

W1(S) INTREPID FOX Taylor Walker (W43, U48)

W1(S) SCRUFFY MURPHY'S* Scruffy Murphy's, formerly QUEENS HEAD (W44, U48, U90, U102)

W1(S) THREE GREYHOUNDS Nicholson, ex-Taylor Walker (W64, U80)

WC2 BEAR & STAFF Taylor Walker (W52, U93)

WC2 BLOOMSBURY TAVERN Nicholson (W52)

WC2 CAMBRIDGE Taylor Walker (W52, U58)

WC2 COAL HOLE Nicholson (W53, U62, U92)

WC2 FAUN & FIRKIN Firkin, fomerly LOCOMOTION (W55, U120)

WC2 WYMAN & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (U101, U147)

WC2 FULMAR & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly KINGSWAY TAVERN, note current spelling of title (W54, U54, U82)

WC2 GLOBE Nicholson (W54)

WC2 MARQUIS OF GRANBY, 51 Chandos Place Nicholson, ex-Taylor Walker (W55, U54, U115)

WC2 OPERA TAVERN Taylor Walker (W55)

WC2 PORCUPINE Taylor Walker (W56, U58)

WC2 ROYAL GEORGE Taylor Walker (W56)

EAST

BARKINGSIDE OLD MAYPOLE* Taylor Walker (X12)

GIDEA PARK UNICORN Taylor Walker (X55)

HAVERING-ATTE-BOWER ORANGE TREE Big Steak (X68)

HORNCHURCH HARROW Big Steak (X71)

HORNCHURCH Railway Hotel Taylor Walker (X71)

ROMFORD BULL Taylor Walker (X100)

ROMFORD MAWNEY ARMS Taylor Walker (X102)

ROMFORD MORLAND ARMS Romford Brewery (X102)

UPMINSTER HUNTSMAN & HOUNDS Big Steak (X121)

NORTH

N1 FINNOCK & FIRKIN Firkin (N44)

N1 YORK Taylor Walker (N62)

N3 TAYLORS Taylor Walker (N70)

N6 FLASK TAVERN Taylor Walker (N82)

N8 KINGS HEAD Taylor Walker (N94)

N9 STAG & HOUNDS Taylor Walker (N101)

N10 FANTAIL & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (U126)

N11 RANELAGH Taylor Walker (N109, U110)

N12 FRINGILLA & FIRKIN Firkin (U126)

N14 CHERRY TREE (YE OLD) Taylor Walker (N119, U109)

N20 BLACK BULL Taylor Walker (N147)

BARNET EN5 FELIX & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly DANDY LION (N250. U120)

ENFIELD EN2 KINGS HEAD Taylor Walker (N235)

ENFIELD EN2 RIDGEWAY TAVERN Taylor Walker (N236)

NORTH WEST

NW1 FRIAR & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (N166)

NW1 FUSILIER & FIRKIN Firkin (N166)

NW1 LOCK TAVERN Allied, ex-Bass (Charrington) (N169)

NW2 CRICKLEWOOD HOTEL Taylor Walker (N179)

NW3 BULL & BUSH Taylor Walker (N184)

NW3 WASHINGTON Taylor Walker (N190)

NW4 FOOTMAN & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly WHITE BEAR (N195, U120)

NW7 MILL Taylor Walker (N209) NW7 THREE HAMMERS Taylor Walker (N210)

NW8 CLIFTON Nicholson, ex-Regent Inns, formerly Taylor Walker (N213)

NW9 RED LION Taylor Walker (N218)

NW10 MASONS ARMS Taylor Walker (N223)

NW11 WHITE SWAN Taylor Walker (N227)

EDGWARE JOLLY BADGER* Taylor Walker. formerly EVERGLADES EXCHANGE BAR (N256, U151 above)

HARROW PHILOMATH & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly GAYTON HALL (W113, U126)

HARROW WEALD CASE IS ALTERED Benskins (W114)

HARROW WEALD DUCK IN THE POND Benskins (W114)

NORTHWOOD GATE Benskins (W134)

NORTHWOOD TRUE LOVERS KNOT Benskins (W135, U67)

PINNER FROTHFINDERS & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly SEDGWICKS, originally GEORGE (W135, U78, U79, U126) Benskins (W144)

STANMORE ABERCORN ARMS

STANMORE HONEYPOT Taylor Walker (W144)

SUDBURY BLACK HORSE Taylor Walker (W144)

WEALDSTONE CASE IS ALTERED Taylor Walker (W156)

WEALDSTONE ROYAL OAK Taylor Walker (W156, U78, U79, U86)

SOUTH EAST

SE1 DOGGETT'S COAT &BADGE Nicholson, ex-Ind Coope (SE13)

SE1 HORNIMAN AT HAYS Nicholson (SE21, U105, U151 above)

SE1 OLD THAMESIDE INN Nicholson (SE28, U105)

SE1 SOUTHWARK TAVERN Nicholson (SE34, U105)

SE3 FAIRWAY & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly RAILWAY TAVERN (SE48, U123)

SE5 PHOENIX & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (SE61)

SE6 BLACK HORSE & HARROW Taylor Walker (SE65)

SE10 FUNNEL & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly STUDIO BAR (SE102, U104, U123)

SE10 GIPSY MOTH Taylor Walker (SE95)

SE21 CROWN & GREYHOUND Taylor Walker (SE194)

SE26 FEWTERER & FIRKIN Firkin, formerly GREYHOUND (SE223, U114, U122)

BROMLEY PHILATELIST & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (U120)

WEST WICKHAM RAILWAY Taylor Walker (3SE288, U55, 8K181)

SOUTH WEST

SW1(B) ANTELOPE Nicholson (SW37, U136)

SW1(SJ) GOLDEN LION Nicholson (SW45)

SW1(SJ) RED LION, 2 Duke of York St Nicholson (SW46)

SW1(SJ) WALKERS (OF ST JAMES'S) Nicholson (SW46)

SW1(SJ) WALKERS (OF WHITEHALL) Nicholson (SW46)

SW4 FRIESIAN & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (SW60, U148)

SW6 PHARAOH & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (SW70)

SW9 FLOURMILL & FIRKIN Firkin (U138)

SW10 MAGPIE & STUMP Taylor Walker (SW85)

SW11 FARADAY & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (U126)

SW16 FURZE & FIRKIN Firkin (U134)

SW17 FAITH & FIRKIN Firkin (SW108, U146)

SW19 FREEDOM & FIRKIN Firkin (SW109, U144)

CHEAM HARROW Big Steak (SW131)

CHESSINGTON BONESGATE Big Steak (SW134)

CHESSINGTON FOX & HOUNDS Big Steak (SW134) KINGSTON FINANCIER & FIRKIN Firkin (SW142)

KINGSTON RB'S* Taylor Walker, formerly Royal Barge (SW144, U143)

MITCHAM RAVENSBURY ARMS Taylor Walker (SW147, U146, U149)

RICHMOND FLICKER & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (SW155)

RICHMOND MARLBOROUGH Taylor Walker (SW155)

WEST

W2 LEINSTER ARMS Nicholson (W62)

W5 NORTH STAR Taylor Walker (W73, U74, U94)

W5 PHOTOGRAPHER & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (W105)

W8 CATHERINE WHEEL Nicholson (W79, U92)

W8 DEVONSHIRE ARMS Nicholson, ex-Taylor Walker (W82, U49, U72, U94)

W11 PRINCE ALBERT Taylor Walker (W90, U75)

W11 WARWICK CASTLE Taylor Walker (W90, U92, U131)

W12 FRINGE & FIRKIN Firkin ex-brewpub (W91, U71, U120)

ICKENHAM COACH & HORSES Taylor Walker (W130)

RUISLIP TALLY HO! Taylor Walker (W138)

TEDDINGTON ANGLERS HOTEL Taylor Walker (W146, U94, U101)

UXBRIDGE SCRUFFY MURPHYS Scruffy Murphys, formerly METROPOLITAN (W154, U57, U113)