These are the Oxford pubs we loved and lost
As we wait to hear from Rishi Sunak on the Budget 2021, we look back at some of the pubs Oxford has loved and lost over the years.
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As we wait to hear from Rishi Sunak on the Budget 2021, we look back at some of the pubs Oxford has loved and lost over the years.
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Here we look back at some of the hostelries Oxford has lost in recent years. Far From the Madding Crowd was a popular city centre pub in Friars Entry before it closed in 2015 while The Quarry Gate pub in Headington was shut in 2010. Far From the Madding Crowd in Friars Entry There have also been some success stories pre-lockdown. In 2019 two city highlights for beer drinkers were The Grapes in George Street and The Holly Bush on Osney Island. Both reopened following major revamps. West Berkshire Brewery bought the lease of the George Street hostelry from The City Pub Company.