RED COW, HINCKLEY ROAD

The Red Cow was recorded as a small inn within a row of cottages, circa 1650. c1928 (Jonathan Wilshire Leices … More

FOREST PARK, HINCKLEY ROAD

Photo above: 2012. Hotel Complex on outskirts. Forest Park is still very much open for business as of writing.

Winstanley House, originally set in 165 acres, used mainly for weddings and events. The ex Winstanley family home, was built … More

Following the death of the owner John Preston, the butcher’s, Heard & Son, closed in 2006, later converted to Oscars … More

Photo above: Taken in April 2014. What was left of Morgan’s Bar after explosion in the Polish grocers next door. … More

Photo above: Quando Bar circa, 2003. Polonez, a Polish name, frequented by Poles who inhabited the area. Many Polish food … More

Entropy Bar, opened in March 2000. It tastefully retained the original H. North, Butchers, and Worthington Shop signs, and quickly … More

Richmond Arms, built circa 1972, to replace the pub of the same name in the adjacent King Richards road . … More

In 1835, John Johnson was listed as victualler and Maltster, right through to 1883, where he was still listed as … More