ADMIRAL DUNCAN, 24 FLEET STREET

photo Malcolm McIntosh The pub had taken its name from the then fashionable theme of past war heroes and was … More

WOODBOY, 2 FLEET STREET

Stood on the North East corner of Fleet Street and South East corner of Bedford Street. First recorded in the … More

When Leicester City relocated to their new ground, called then the Walkers Stadium a couple of hundred yards away, a … More

In the 1980s, it was the Fosse Bar at the City. The club had a full licence but was only … More

Stood on the opposite corner to the Farnham Arms. Advert in LJ 1st November 1879: ‘Wanted/ A young man/ … More

Photo (Jack Graves collection) above taken during demolition of the Farnham Arms, which had been compulsory purchased in 1970. Built … More

Pictured above in 2000. Little is known of this short lived café Bar. Phil Johnson writes ‘back in the mid … More

This was the third Hogans Bar to open in Leicester in 2001, placed in Heaths seafood restaurant. Situated on he … More

This was once the grand home of writer, Edward Phillips Oppenheim, circa 1896 to 1905. It did not become a … More

The Lively Lady was built in 1970, and named after the round the world yachtsman, Alec Rose’s boat. It was … More