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For many years, Hoskins operated only one tied house, the Red Lion at Market Bosworth. They opened their brewery tap, the Tom Hoskins, only in 1984. There were then about two periods of expansion of the tied estate, following each of which the pubs were sold. Some of the pubs on this list were owned only for a short time.
For many years, Hoskins operated only one tied house, the Red Lion at Market Bosworth. They opened their brewery tap, the Tom Hoskins, only in 1984. There were then about two periods of expansion of the tied estate, following each of which the pubs were sold. Some of the pubs on this list were owned only for a short time.


# Bishop Blaise, 114 Friar Gate, Derby, Derbys,
===Leicestershire===
# Rays Arms, 52 Ray Street, Heanor, Derbys, Ca.1988. To Banks's 1992.
 
# Clock Warehouse, A6, Shardlow, Derbys. Opened as The 'Hoskins Wharf' In 1987.
# Bradgate Arms, 15 Station Road, Cropston, Leics. A former free house, acquired 1988, To Banks's 1992.
# Bradgate Arms, 15 Station Road, Cropston, Leics. Ca.1988, To Banks's 1992.
# Fountain, 52 Humberstone Gate, Leicester. 1990s.
# Fountain, 52 Humberstone Gate, Leicester, Leics. 1990s.
# Old Black Swan, 169 Belgrave Gate, Leicester. Acquired 1988, To Banks's 1992.
# Old Black Swan, 169 Belgrave Gate, Leicester, Leics. Ca.1988, To Banks's 1992.
# Rainbow & Dove, 185 Charles Street, Leicester. July 1985 from Allied, to Banks's 1992.
# Rainbow & Dove, 185 Charles Street, Leicester, Leics. Ca.1988, To Banks's 1992.
# Tom Hoskins, 131 Beaumanor Road, Leicester. Opened as The Brewery Tap In 1984.
# Tom Hoskins, 131 Beaumanor Road, Leicester, Leics. Opened as The Brewery Tap In 1984.
# Black Lion, The Rushes, Loughborough, Leics. 1990s. Sold to Wychwood 1998 As The 'Hobgoblin'.
# Black Lion, The Rushes, Loughborough, Leics. 1990s. Sold to Wychwood 1998 As The 'Hobgoblin'.
# Olde Red Lion, 1 Park Street, Market Bosworth, Leics. The original Hoskins tied house, Sold to Banks's In 1992.
# Olde Red Lion, 1 Park Street, Market Bosworth, Leics. The original Hoskins tied house, Sold to Banks's In 1992.
# Golden Fleece, 22 Leicester Street, Melton Mowbray, Leics. Ca.1988.
# Golden Fleece, 22 Leicester Street, Melton Mowbray, Leics. 1988 from Allied.
# Mash Tub, 58 Nottingham Street, Melton Mowbray, Leics. Ca.1988, To Banks's 1992.
# Mash Tub, 58 Nottingham Street, Melton Mowbray, Leics. 1988 from Allied, to Banks's 1992.
# Crown & Cushion, 87 Silver Street, Whitwick, Leics. 1980s.
# Crown & Cushion, 87 Silver Street, Whitwick, Leics. Acquired from Ind Coope 1983.
 
===Elsewhere===
 
# Bishop Blaise, 114 Friar Gate, Derby, Derbys.
# Rays Arms, 52 Ray Street, Heanor, Derbys. Acquired 1988. To Banks's 1992.
# Clock Warehouse, A6, Shardlow, Derbys. Opened as The 'Hoskins Wharf' In 1987.
# Waterside Inn, York Way, London N1. A former free house, acquired 1985. Sold to Whitbread 1988.
# Olde Coach House, Off A361, Ashby St Legers, Northants. 1998.
# Olde Coach House, Off A361, Ashby St Legers, Northants. 1998.
# Maltsters Arms, 20 West Street, Weedon, Northants. 1990s.
# Maltsters Arms, 20 West Street, Weedon, Northants. 1990s.
# Queens Head, 8 Market Place, Newark, Notts. 1990s. Sold to Wychwood 1998 as The 'Hobgoblin'.
# Queens Head, 8 Market Place, Newark, Notts. 1990s. Sold to Wychwood 1998 as The 'Hobgoblin'.
# Vat & Fiddle, 12 Queens Bridge Road, Nottingham, Notts. 1992, Then Tynemill.
# Vat & Fiddle, 12 Queens Bridge Road, Nottingham. 1992, Then Tynemill and Castle Rock.
# White Lion, 43 Carlton Road, Nottingham, Notts. 1992, Then Banks's.
# White Lion, 43 Carlton Road, Nottingham. 1992, Then Banks's.
# Noel Arms, Main Road, Whitwell, Rutland. Ca.1999.
# Noel Arms, Main Road, Whitwell, Rutland. Ca.1999.
# Alfred, 51 Derby Street, Burton Upon Trent, Staffs. 1990s; To Burton Bridge in 1996.
# Alfred, 51 Derby Street, Burton Upon Trent, Staffs. 1990s; To Burton Bridge in 1996.
# Albert, 32 Albert Road, Tamworth, Staffs. Ca.1988, To Banks's 1992.
# Albert, 32 Albert Road, Tamworth, Staffs. Acquired 1988, To Banks's 1992.
# Peacock, 69 Newbold Road, Rugby, Warks.
# Peacock, 69 Newbold Road, Rugby, Warks.
# Red House, 483 Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry, West Midlands.
# Red House, 483 Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry, West Midlands.
# Old Swan (Ma Pardoe's), 89 Halesowen Road, Netherton, West Midlands. 1988, Then Tisbury Brewery in 1991.
# Old Swan (Ma Pardoe's), 89 Halesowen Road, Netherton, West Midlands. Acquired 1988. Then Tisbury Brewery in 1991.

Latest revision as of 17:54, 28 January 2021

List of Hoskins Ltd pubs

For many years, Hoskins operated only one tied house, the Red Lion at Market Bosworth. They opened their brewery tap, the Tom Hoskins, only in 1984. There were then about two periods of expansion of the tied estate, following each of which the pubs were sold. Some of the pubs on this list were owned only for a short time.

Leicestershire

  1. Bradgate Arms, 15 Station Road, Cropston, Leics. A former free house, acquired 1988, To Banks's 1992.
  2. Fountain, 52 Humberstone Gate, Leicester. 1990s.
  3. Old Black Swan, 169 Belgrave Gate, Leicester. Acquired 1988, To Banks's 1992.
  4. Rainbow & Dove, 185 Charles Street, Leicester. July 1985 from Allied, to Banks's 1992.
  5. Tom Hoskins, 131 Beaumanor Road, Leicester. Opened as The Brewery Tap In 1984.
  6. Black Lion, The Rushes, Loughborough, Leics. 1990s. Sold to Wychwood 1998 As The 'Hobgoblin'.
  7. Olde Red Lion, 1 Park Street, Market Bosworth, Leics. The original Hoskins tied house, Sold to Banks's In 1992.
  8. Golden Fleece, 22 Leicester Street, Melton Mowbray, Leics. 1988 from Allied.
  9. Mash Tub, 58 Nottingham Street, Melton Mowbray, Leics. 1988 from Allied, to Banks's 1992.
  10. Crown & Cushion, 87 Silver Street, Whitwick, Leics. Acquired from Ind Coope 1983.

Elsewhere

  1. Bishop Blaise, 114 Friar Gate, Derby, Derbys.
  2. Rays Arms, 52 Ray Street, Heanor, Derbys. Acquired 1988. To Banks's 1992.
  3. Clock Warehouse, A6, Shardlow, Derbys. Opened as The 'Hoskins Wharf' In 1987.
  4. Waterside Inn, York Way, London N1. A former free house, acquired 1985. Sold to Whitbread 1988.
  5. Olde Coach House, Off A361, Ashby St Legers, Northants. 1998.
  6. Maltsters Arms, 20 West Street, Weedon, Northants. 1990s.
  7. Queens Head, 8 Market Place, Newark, Notts. 1990s. Sold to Wychwood 1998 as The 'Hobgoblin'.
  8. Vat & Fiddle, 12 Queens Bridge Road, Nottingham. 1992, Then Tynemill and Castle Rock.
  9. White Lion, 43 Carlton Road, Nottingham. 1992, Then Banks's.
  10. Noel Arms, Main Road, Whitwell, Rutland. Ca.1999.
  11. Alfred, 51 Derby Street, Burton Upon Trent, Staffs. 1990s; To Burton Bridge in 1996.
  12. Albert, 32 Albert Road, Tamworth, Staffs. Acquired 1988, To Banks's 1992.
  13. Peacock, 69 Newbold Road, Rugby, Warks.
  14. Red House, 483 Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry, West Midlands.
  15. Old Swan (Ma Pardoe's), 89 Halesowen Road, Netherton, West Midlands. Acquired 1988. Then Tisbury Brewery in 1991.
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