Two pub buildings among items council protects with listed status

[dutchman]

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

[Jock Strapp]

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.

[dutchman]

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/

[Jock Strapp]

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