RAVEN, BELGRAVE GATE

In 1834, William Sutton was charged by George Banks, constable of the Parish (pre-official police force, often unpaid), of harbouring … More

BOLD DRAGOON, BELGRAVE GATE

In March 1832, Jonathan Wilson, the portly landlord of the Bold Dragoon, Belgrave Gate, was charged with allowing bad people … More

In December 1835, landlord Mr Colton was charged by Moses Pegg of allowing bagatelle in the Bell and Crown. Upon … More

Photo above: Opened in November 2021. First Floor bar, ‘Cocktail and Wings.’ Bunks was the latest branch as well as … More

Newly opened 2021 in the Gresham Apartments. Ex Fenwicks, the Black Iron Social was the sister to the Winstanley House, … More

Bar and Grill in the Holiday Inn was located near the King Power Stadium. It was very busy on match … More

Bradders Café Bar opened May 2021 after the closure of one of Leicester’s institutions – Newman’s Café. It was a … More

Treviners Wine Bar (photo above), circa 1975 in High Street. Sign on right. Never had the pleasure of going Treviners … More

In April 1832, Constables Dent took station at the rear of the Oddfellows with colleagues Jeffrey and Bodycote. Dent knocked … More

Joseph Mowsley, of the Boot beerhouse, Belgrave Gate, was charged by Moses Pegg for being open after 10pm. Mowsley failed … More