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Britain's Real Heritage Pubs In Peril

At the time of writing (June 2010) the number of Britain’s Real Heritage Pubs considered to be “at risk” had reached a disturbing level.

Long Acre Tavern, Bath - Closed and future uncertain as being offered for sale for alternate use.

Long Acre Tavern, Bath

Long Acre Tavern, Bath - Picture: Michael Slaughter

Market Tavern, Birmingham - closed and for sale.

Red Lion, Handsworth, Birmingham - there is concern regards the condition of the building, and it is currently closed.

Red Lion, Handsworth, Birmingham

Red Lion, Handsworth, Birmingham - Picture: Andrew Shaw

Rising Sun, Leeds - closed and up for sale.

Rising Sun, Leeds

Rising Sun, Leeds - Picture: Dave Gamston

Crockers Folly, London - closed, future uncertain.

Crockers Folly, London

Crockers Folly, London - Picture: Michael Slaughter

Commercial, Stacksteads - is closed and up for sale at a reduced price.

Commercial, Stacksteads

Commercial, Stacksteads - Picture: Michael Slaughter

Tower Hotel, Oxton, Scottish Borders - Closed and new owners are trying to convert to private residence.

Tower, Oxton, Scottish Borders

Eagle, Skerne, East Yorkshire - closed. Recent decision to list the building will hopefully persuade the owner to sell.

Eagle, Skerne, East Yorkshire

Crook Inn, Tweedsmuir, Scottish Borders - closed and subject to a planning application for conversion to flats.

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