Two pub buildings among items council protects with listed status

The move gives them added protection from redevelopment



Two pub buildings, a water pump and a drinking fountain are among six things which have been ‘locally listed’ by the council to protect them from redevelopment.

A locally listed heritage asset is a building, structure or feature which is not listed by the government but the council believes is an important part of the city’s heritage.

At a recent planning committee meeting six assets were added to the local list of heritage assets.

• The water pump, in Bayley Lane, city centre
  
  
• Foresters public house, Raglan Street, Hillfields
  
  
• Motor Hotel public house, Dorset Road, Radford
  
  
• 9 North Avenue, in Stoke
  
  
• 8 Stivichall Croft, in Styvechale
  
  
• The drinking fountain, in Top Green, in the city centre

Yes, very good but I would have thought that the Rose and Woodbine on Stoney Stanton also deserves to be a listed building.
Friend of mine, Alf Howes, had a transport business in Arthur St and often had a pint or three with Alf in the Rose followed by egg and chips in the café just up the road. That would have been in the 50s.Happy days.

Yes, very good but I would have thought that the Rose and Woodbine on Stoney Stanton also deserves to be a listed building.

Hi Jock

You'll be pleased to hear it's already locally listed.

A full list of locally listed buildings can be found here:

https://www.flickr.com/groups/1027603@N ... 802591762/

Thanks for reply. I didn't know that we had so many listed buildings.