WEBSITE NEWS. We now have the National Inventory back on the web. It can be reached via a link from the www.camra.org.uk site or directly at www.heritagepubs.org.uk It’s easy to use and find your way around. You’ll find the NI under ‘The Pub Inventories’. Special thanks to Andy Shaw for setting it up and to Julian Tubbs for his hard work in rounding up information. NI CHANGES: UP-DATE/CORRECTIONS In my last bulletin I did not do my job as well as I might, so please note (thanks to Mick Slaughter): LONGACRE TAVERN, LONDON ROAD, BATH, BT1 5NL. Added to Part One. A remarkable survivor of c.1960 with typical detail of the time. Not lovely but certainly interesting. Be warned, though – beautiful Bath has some salubrious parts. This area is not one of them. KING’S HEAD, BOOTLE, CUMBRIA. Added to Part Two for its. The interest is the survival of the 'bar' in its original form as a private room from which drink was served and in which valuables were kept. PHEASANT, BASSENTHWAITE. The address is strictly speaking Bassenthwaite Lake and the postcode is CA13 9YE. FIDDICHSIDE INN, CRAIGELLACHIE, MORAY. This wonderful gem is open all day Sunday and well as all day Saturday. FREW’S BAR, DUNDEE. The best Art Deco room is actually called the ‘Sporting Memories Lounge’ and is open Fri nights and on Sats. PRINCESS LOUISE, HOLBORN, LONDON. Amazing news here. Sam Smiths, after lengthy discussions with English Heritage, are going ahead with plans to put back the Victorian screenwork that was removed decades ago. It’s a truly heroic thing to do and follows on from other extraordinary historicizing schemes by this secretive Yorkshire brewer (such as the glittering interior at the Crown & Sugar Loaf just off the bottom of Fleet Street on the right-hand side). The pub has recently closed to allow the work to take place and reopening is scheduled for November. VINE, WEDNESFIELD, W. MIDS. The reopening anticipated in the January bulletin has taken place and Angela and John Tune report the pub seems in good hands and a first-class place for a drink. Visits recommended. BARLEY MOW, LONDON W1. Several people have given the highly disagreeable news that this pub is currently shut. This is the one with a unique pair of tiny drinking boxes attached to the counter. RED LION, HANDSWORTH, BIRMINGHAM. I have had a report that this wonderful pub may be closed. Does anyone have any firm information? Geoff