Our next pub/history tour will include historical landmarks and the kind of pubs worth remembering. Join us on our walking tour where we delve into the beauty, and importance of London's pubs and their involvement in various chapters in history. 🤝🍻
The tour will last between 2-1/2 to 3 hours and will end in a pub.
Date: 24th May
Meeting At: Holborn Station
Time: 11 AM
Prices: £20 per ticket (for over 18s),
16-18: £10
Under 16s: Free (If accompanied by a paying adult)
@VinnieSullivan
The tour will last between 2-1/2 to 3 hours and will end in a pub.
Date: 24th May
Meeting At: Holborn Station
Time: 11 AM
Prices: £20 per ticket (for over 18s),
16-18: £10
Under 16s: Free (If accompanied by a paying adult)
@VinnieSullivan
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Buildings that were built to bring people together are now upsetting reminders as to why we've drifted apart. #RIP The Hop Hole, 14 Gambia St, #London, #SE1 ⚰️ - @BritainsPubs
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Oh, to live on the isolated island of St Michael’s Mount off England's #Cornish coast in simpler times.
1949, Enjoy..
1949, Enjoy..
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Forwarded from Britain’s Lost & Living Pubs (Series) [Page 1/2]
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UPDATE: Calling all pub/culture lovers to help save the last pub in the town of #GreatBourton, #Oxfordshire, #England - @Savethebellpub
PLEASE SHARE and make others aware not only of this case but what could be heading their way soon.
PLEASE SHARE and make others aware not only of this case but what could be heading their way soon.
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Vinnie Sullivan
UPCOMING Pub/History #Tour of #London's COVENT GARDEN Date: 24th May Meeting At: Holborn Station Time: 11 AM We changed original date from the 17th because its on a busy day for football in #CoventGarden. Without the change of date people would not get to…
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In our next pub/history #TOUR we will be visiting and discussing the long gone vegetable market of #CoventGarden that was once a thriving hub for London's working class. This video, whilst admitting its been there since the middle ages, makes corporate style excuses for moving the market in order to redevelop the area. Not once does he acknowledge that progress is not progress if it ruins togetherness. Luckily, the Piazza was saved, but the market and its atmosphere was replaced with the commercial hot-spot we know today. You can hear in the video that the people are upset that the market is being moved and the ones who think it's a good idea are yet to see the full might of modernism. On the 24th of May, we meet at 11am at #Holborn Station/The Shakespeare's Head next to it. See you there. 🤝🍻
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