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DJ 360 I don't drink larger well not the crap English stuff. Tetley is not real Tetley any more(not brewed in Leeds And there are better stouts about than Guinness When I'm on about beer prices I don't mind paying £4 (& I have this week) for a good pint Paid £3 for a half earlier this year however it was 10%

Quit right got it round my neck first time I'd been in

The beer at BeerHeadz changes from day to day & they never have the same beer on twice

The dispensery(castle Rock) is in the old Boots building on Arkwright Street near to what was the Town Arms BeerHeadz is on the railway station on the corner of Carrington Street/Queens Road(Micro Pub)

Three pints yesterday in The Dispensary & BeerHedz the best part of £11 But I will say the beer I had was of the best quality & I really enjoyed them P.S. I have never learnt to drive so drink driving is not an issue for me

Samuel Smiths Old Brewery bitter £2 in Sheffield

I sometime pay more for a pint than I used to go out all week on(4 or 5 pints at 1/10d pint a night) OK! i was only on £15 a week then

Mind you folks beer in most pubs is a little pricey these days the cheapest I've had recently £3.10 in the Brickyard Carlton Hill (Lincoln Green)

I found the Malt Cross quite expensive even for the city centre

That was the main problem with the Meadows it was built on a flood plain With flood relief programs this is now not a problem

Running water? at least it wasn't down the walls

The area where the Manvers Street bus depot was built was a slum area it contained four pubs

I meant Sneinton Market

I suggest the photograph dated 1917 is a little later at around 1930 when demolition of the area had commenced.

Sun Street was off Southwell Road about opposite where Sneinton Road is now

Sunday roast was very nice

Roast beef, cabbage,broccoli,cauliflower,runner beans(home grown)ready about six Prepared by me cooked by my wife don't know about wine though Missed the boiled potatoes

The Vernon Arms was at the corner of Waverly Street & Forest Road East & is now a Sainsbury's express

15 Exchange Walk was there in 1950

I have had younger people (usually a good looking woman ) give up their seat on the tram at least four times since I moved to Nottingham last year & I'm only 69( but having a walking stick does help )

Crap replacements for the trolley buses?

That's Garner's Hill on the right the tunnel is the Thurland Street tunnel leading to the south end if Victoria station

No it is near the tram stop

The Newstead close to Bulwell Forest tram stop

The first railway station to be closed in Nottingham was Lenton (Midland Railway) closed 1st July 1911