Pubs in Yeading include:

Pubs include The Peacock ( demolished for the M62 Motorway ), The Scotland, The Bankfield, The West End, Shoulder of Mutton, White Horse, The Wheatsheaf, Bulls Head, The Old Saw ( The Saw ), and The California.

Pubs in the town centre include The Duke of York, The Wellington, The Royal George, The Golden Lion, The White Heart ( Wetherspoons ) and The Polished Knob, known for live bands and music.

Pubs in the town include the " eagle & child ".

Pubs in the area include the Ferry Tavern, the Crown & Cushion, the Sportsman's Arms and the Red Lion

These include a Morrisons supermarket and petrol station, a medical practice, a dentist, a veterinary practice, allotments, a pub-The Monkfield Arms, owned by Pathfinder Pubs and a hotel, The Cambridge Belfry, run by QHotels.

Examples include Chef & Brewer, Wetherspoons, Walkabout, Taylor Walker Pubs and All Bar One.

Pub chains owned by the Punch Pub Company include Chef & Brewer, Taylor Walker, Fayre & Square, Two for £ 10, Original Pub Company, Flaming Grill Pub Company, Roast Inn, John Barras Pub Company, Real Local Pubs, Two for One and Two for £ 9.

Pubs and restaurants in the area include Downeys, O ' Sheas, Chasers, Tim Youngs, Decies County, and Fowlers County Bar.

Pubs include the Crediton Inn on Mill Street, the General Sir Redvers Buller ( a Wetherspoon's ), the Three Little Pigs, The Ship, the White Swan on High Street, the Plymouth Inn on Dean Street and The Mitre on High Street.

Pubs in Doolin include Fitzpatricks, Gus O ' Connor's, McDermott's and McGann's.

Pubs in the area include The Porterhouse, the Oliver St. John Gogarty, the Turk's Head, the Temple Bar, Czech Inn ( in the former Isolde's Tower ), the Quays Bar, the Foggy Dew, Eamonn Doran's and the Purty Kitchen ( formerly Bad Bobs ).

Pubs in the area include ' The Goose ' and ' The Bridge '.

Pubs remaining in Harehills include Delaney's Irish Bar, The Dock Green and The Samuel Smiths pub, The Brown Hare.

Pubs include The Corner, Girdwood's, Sherlock's, the Cross Keys, the Waverley, the West End and the Yard.

According to the Bass Coast Shire Council Inverloch's amenities include a visitor information centre, two Pubs three motels, seven bed and breakfasts, three caravan parks and a foreshore camping reserve.

Pubs and clubs in Horden include ; Horden Comrades, The Bell, Horden Cricket Club and popular on Weekends, Horden Catholic Club and Horden Rugby Club.

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Pubs in the village include the Blue Bell and the Golden Lion.

Pubs include the Woody ( Woodman Inn ), the Bird in Hand, the Royal Oak and the Severn Apprentice.

Pubs offering music include The Oxford, Shakespeare New Found Out and the Thunderbolt ( previously known as " The Turnpike ").

Pubs that are located on Junction Road include The Lion, gastropub St. John's Tavern, The Oak & Pastor, Irish pub and gig venue The Boston Arms, and The Hideaway, a bar, comedy and music venue.

Pubs just outside the village include the Rose and Crown ( Ulnes Walton ), Farmers Arms ( Heskin ), Robin Hood ( Mawdesley ) and Brook House ( Wrightington ).

Prominent buildings in Collyhurst include its local police station, Billy Green's pub, which featured on the TV show " Toughest Pubs in the UK " and in the video for The Beautiful South's single " Manchester " and two Roman Catholic churches, St Patrick's and St Malachy's.

Pubs such as the King William on Barkston Avenue, the White Rose ( now demolished ) on Cornlands Road and the Beagle on Foxwood Lane can be found near these small estate shops.

Pubs outside the county are also trying to compete, with The Woolpack, Burgess Hill aiming to compete in the near future.

Pubs for use in a chain are bought and sold in large units, often from regional breweries which are then closed down.

Most student publications are administered by Trinity Publications, previously called the Dublin University Publications Committee ( often known as ' Pubs '), which maintains and administers the Publications office ( located in No 6 ) and all the associated equipment needed to publish newspapers and magazines.

These booklets, which he continues to produce as " Superflux Pubs ," are considered " the sum of his ideas and aesthetics ".

The 1906 Charity Commission survey also recorded a number of Pubs in Worcester which still exist today.

* Three Pubs ( one of which is closed and has been for some time )

These pubs were the drinks-focussed ( lower price ) outlets such as Flares and Scream Pubs, which mostly had late-night licences.

The number of Pubs has reduced from a high of 36 in the 1980s to about 20 in 2011.

Kabale District is bordered by Rukungiri District to the north, Ntungamo District to the northeast, the Republic of Rwanda to the east and south, Kisoro District to the west and Kanungu District to the northwest. Kabale has been really developed by F. Bijurenda and Family, They had first started developing things in 1900's and till today the family and also other families from Kabale are also developing kabale. It takes approximately 10 hours from Kampala to Kabale > this district has managed to develop Schools, Churches, Shopping malls, Pubs, Cinemas and many other centres ).

Pubs that cater for a niche clientele, such as sports fans or people of certain nationalities are known as theme pubs.

Pubs may be venues for pub songs and live music.

Pubs in Northern Ireland are largely identical to their counterparts in the Republic of Ireland except for the lack of spirit grocers.

Greetland is well known in the Calderdale area for its traditional Pubs.

It will return for a third time in 2011 with various events around the town in Pubs, Clubs and The Source arts centre.

Currently, Sparkes is writing and presenting three ongoing television series for ITV Wales called " Great Pubs of Wales.

This division was restructured in April 2007 with the appointment of Jonathan Lawson as MD for local pubs, and Jonathan Webster for Destination Pubs.

His 1979 work Lament For The Lost Pubs Of Burslem was awarded the Sony / Pye Award for the best radio monologue of 1979.

* Lament for the Lost Pubs of Burslem, 1979

These cartoons were the inspiration for a chain of Ettamogah Pubs throughout Australia.

Pubs include The Horse and Trumpet, The Free Trade Inn, The Swan and The Malthouse, and these cater for all tastes.