MELVILLE ARMS, MELVILLE STREET

Photo above: Circa 1930s. The flags are out, a royal celebration of some kind outside the Melville Arms Sometimes the … More

HERALD OF PEACE – OWL & PUSSYCAT, MELTON ROAD

Opened in June 1959, with a licence from the Joiners Arms, Highcross Street. It ran for many years by the … More

Originally a private house that was turned in to a pub prior to World War II by Marstons. I don’t … More

1950s pub built on the outskirts of Leicester, at the top end of Melton Road towards Thurmaston. Changed its name … More

Only a few doors from the Why Not Bar, photo above was taken in 2011. This cafe bar and restaurant, … More

Photo above taken in 2012. In its short opening life it courted trouble. By September 2012, after only a couple … More

See Upper Conduit Street.

The map indicates the Jolly Miller with an ‘x’ in Marlborough Street, on the corner of cottage square. This is … More

In May 1969, Bernie Inns had plans passed for change of use of the premises from retail to restaurant and … More

18th century establishment. Operated until circa 1878 when the Royal Hotel was built on the site. 1740s Joseph Goodwin victular. … More