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Midland Red

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1531 of 1652  Sun 5th Jun 2022 10:06am  

Telegraph article
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Mick Strong
Coventry
1532 of 1652  Sun 5th Jun 2022 12:27pm  

A pub that holds many memories for me was the Dolphin in Canley. From a youngster when it was a green painted wooden hut ran by the Benn family. We played football on Prior Deram Walk fields and then Brian Benn would get us a drink. Then many years later when it was developed, I played Sunday League football for them. Roger Murray was landlord, Jim Cotterill was team manager, and Frank who always brought his dog along. Some of the team I remember were Albert Bryan (in goal) and Lenny Gibbs. Always back to the lounge after the game. Good times.
Mick Strong

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Midland Red

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1533 of 1652  Sun 5th Jun 2022 1:08pm  

Mick, you maybe have seen this already, but…
On 2nd Jul 2016 12:20pm, TonyS said: Update on the development on the site of the old Dolphin pub. Taken this morning...
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vetrix
Oxfordshire
1534 of 1652  Sun 5th Jun 2022 10:14pm  

Thank you, Midland Red. Yes, The Convoy. Sad to say when I read the name I did not say “yes of course it is” - it must be an age thing. I cannot say it was my local even though I lived just around the corner, as the brighter lights of the city centre was a bigger draw. I do remember one night in there with some mates trying to figure out a route from Broadgate to Kenilworth without passing a pub. Why we should want to do this I don't remember but it was a difficult puzzle in those happy days.
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Megwatson1999
Rugby
1535 of 1652  Mon 31st Oct 2022 2:45pm  

Does anyone remember Mr/Mrs Deakin or Mr/Mrs Nettleship from the Royal Oak on London Road? My grandmother worked there (Doreen Watson, nee Gabriel) between 1962-1981 but I am trying to find out a more accurate timeframe. I believe she started towards the end of the Deakin's time as landlords and the Nettleships kept her on and treated her like family until she left to care for her mother. A photo of my grandmother working in the Royal Oak.

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NeilsYard
Coventry
1536 of 1652  Mon 31st Oct 2022 2:48pm  

Hi Meg and welcome to the forum. Don't remember your grandmother but we've talked about the Oak before on here. It was formerly a children's home called Plemont Villa, IIRC.
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Helen F
Warrington
1537 of 1652  Mon 31st Oct 2022 3:39pm  

Hi Meg, welcome to the forum Wave Here's a link to some information about the Royal Oak.
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Prof
Gloucester
1538 of 1652  Tue 1st Nov 2022 8:26pm  

On 4th Feb 2022 10:43am, NeilsYard said:
George IV, Fleet St. I remember it well!
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NeilsYard
Coventry
1539 of 1652  Thu 17th Nov 2022 10:37am  

Could also be added to the pubs’ thread but Dean Nelson has just added this one on FB, not seen before, of the Fox & Vivian at no.48. Probably in its last days. Anyone know when it actually went? Post copied from topic Gosford Street on 17th Nov 2022 11:52 am
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Mick Strong
Coventry
1540 of 1652  Thu 17th Nov 2022 10:43am  

Hi Neil, looking at the cars in the picture, I would put the picture around 65/66?
Mick Strong

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Annewiggy
Tamworth
1541 of 1652  Thu 17th Nov 2022 12:06pm  

Hi, Neil. About 1971. A compulsory purchase order was raised in 1970 but it was mentioned in the CET again in 1971. Another article in December 1972 says “now demolished”.
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NeilsYard
Coventry
1542 of 1652  Thu 17th Nov 2022 12:07pm  

Brill, Thanks, Anne.
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Joey
UK
1543 of 1652  Tue 27th Dec 2022 2:23pm  

Am I imagining this, was/is there a pub in Coventry that had a very old tree growing through it... as in the inside? Gotta feeling it was near the cathedral.

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Helen F
Warrington
1544 of 1652  Tue 27th Dec 2022 5:06pm  

Sorry, nothing springs to mind but I don't know the modern city at all well. There were a few with various trees in their name but none I can think of were built around the real thing.
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Joey
UK
1545 of 1652  Tue 27th Dec 2022 5:21pm  

I reckon I must have dreamt it Lol The more I think about it the more I realise I must have taken a knock to the head 🤦
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