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Soho is the district bordered by Oxford Street to the north and Shaftesbury Avenue to the south. It is home to some of the best restaurants, bars and clubs in London. If you want a night of fun and hedonism, Soho will satisfy your every need!

Soho is also the home of many media companies (both print and video production).

Historically, Soho was a rather \’seedy\’ area, full of strip joints and prostitution. In the 1980s the local government cleared out many such establishments and the gay community moved in to bring a more upmarket (if still hedonistic) sense of style to the area.

This episode starts in Soho Square, a beautiful public space just south of the Tottenham court Road end of Oxford Street. We then head south towards Old Compton Street taking in the sights of the Price Edward Theatre and some beautiful old public houses.

This episode also features a bar called the Admiral Duncan. In 1999, 2 people were killed and more than 30 were injured when a nail bomb – planted by a man intent on killing as many gay people as possible – exploded. Londoners of all walks of life were shocked and many rallied round to get the bar open again – Londoners refuse to be intimated by terrorism in whatever form in takes.

Our episode ends with a view (from a distance) of a small backwater of Soho that still attracts the ‘mature straight gentleman’!

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Ultimately, the website and its members, support the brewery and it’s produce, and Public Houses – but are very concerned about the shift in governing policy exercised by Humphrey Smith, which has seemed to cause a steady increase in problems for staff and customers alike! Mr Smith (who avoids publicity, and commentary at all times) has made his viewpoint very clear in a circular (which we have seen an original) with regards to his customers – the is not bothered or concerned about what they may like or dislike. It is alleged that he has suggested; that as long as the beer is good, and the price is cheap, he will always have customers – dispite however long it takes to get served, or what the pub and surroundings is like, or has to offer. A very big departure from the usual market concerns for customers from his competition.

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Ingredients:

4 cups quick or old fashioned oats, uncooked
1 cup chopped nuts (I used 1/3 cup sliced almonds, 1/3 cup chopped pecans, and 1/3 cup English walnuts.)
1 cup firmly packed brown sugar
2/3 cup butter or margarine, melted
1/3 cup light corn syrup (You may use honey.)
1/2 teaspoon salt
cooking oil spray

Combine all ingredients in a large bowl, and mix well. Press into a 15 1/4-inch by 10 1/2-inch jelly roll pan that has been sprayed with cooking oil. Bake at 450 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes. (Mixture will be brown and bubbly. I cooked my granola bars 10 minutes in this demonstration, but they were a little over-brown; 8 minutes would have been better.) Cool. Cut into bars and serve on a serving plate or store in a sealed container for up to 2 weeks. They stay fresh for a very long time! These granola bars contain *only* healthy ingredients and are a great choice over a candy bar, which generally has no nutritional value! They taste great, also! I hope you get a chance to try them!!! –Betty

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Manufacturer: Richard Lloyd and Sons
Series Title: Old Inns (Series of 50)
Year Of Issue: 1924
Card Size: normal
Complete Set: yes
Number of Cards Offered: 50 cards

Includes: The Lygon Arms – Broadway – Worcestershire,The Royal Anchor – Liphook – Hants,The King’s Arms – Malmesbury,The Leather Bottle – Cobham – Kent,Ye Old Bell – Hotel – Hurley – Berks,The Kings Head – Chigwell,Feathers Hotel – Ledbury,Feathers’ Hotel – Ludlow,, The Old George Hotel – Salisbury,Bull and Victoria Hotel – Dartford – Kent,Ye Olde King’s Head Hotel – Aylesbury – Bucks,Crown Inn – Amersham,The Bell Hotel – Tewkesbury,Ye Old Ostrich Inne – Colnbrook – Bucks,The Anchor Hotel – Ripley,Golden Cross Hotel, – Oxford,Angel Hotel – Grantham,The George or Pilgrim’s Inn – Glastonbury,Ye Old Chequers Inn – Tonbridge – Kent,The Spaniards – Hampstead Heath,The George – Amesbury,The New Inn Hotel – Gloucester,Swan Hotel – Alton,The Maid’s Head Hotel – Norwich,The, George Hotel – Stamford,The George Hotel – Huntingdon,The Grey Hound – Corfe Castle – Swanage,The Old Ship Hotel – Brighton,Ye Olde Scole Inn,The Mitre Oxford,Royal White Hart – Beaconsfield,The Ship Inn – Porlock,The George Hotel – Winchester,The Lion, and Swan – Congleton,The Red Lion Hotel – Truro,The Mermaid – Rye,The White Lion Hotel – Cobham,The Angel Hotel – Chippenham,The Swan Hotel – Bibury,The George and Vulture – City of London,Reindeer Hotel – Banbury,The Talbot Inn – Oundle,Burford Bridge,
Ancient Inns,Old Pub Collectibles,Old Public Houses,Breweriana,History of Pubs, Barware

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