The best of the Guardian 2015: British pubs are being shuttered at an alarming rate – scooped up by developers and ransacked for profit – changing the face of neighbourhoods and turning our beloved locals into estate agents, betting shops, and luxury flats. This is the story of one pub that fought back.
Across the UK, pubs are being shuttered at an alarming rate – scooped up by developers and ransacked for profit – changing the face of neighbourhoods and turning our beloved locals into estate agents, betting shops, and luxury flats. This is the story of how one pub fought back
The long read: Across the country, pubs are being shuttered at an alarming rate – scooped up by developers and ransacked for profit – changing the face of neighbourhoods and turning our beloved locals into estate agents, betting shops, and luxury flats. This is the story of how one pub fought back
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The beautiful St Edmund Hall lays claim to being the oldest college. The exact date it was founded is uncertain, but it is likely to be the late 13th century.
Teddy Hall students enjoy fantastic college buildings, from the 12th-century church which now houses the college library to the 17th-century chapel decorated with stained glass by Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris.
Notable alumni include comedians Al Murray, Stewart Lee and Terry Jones.
Some of the latest pubs across England to be granted listed status.
