The Sportsman's Arms, Piccadilly
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The Sportsman's Arms, Piccadilly
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 7 Dec 2008
This quite new pub and restaurant, built maybe 20 years ago serves Piccadilly, which until it was built did not have a pub that I'm aware of, though I think it may have had a Working Men's Club. Perryman Drive which leads up to it was built at the same time and is named after Steve Perry - a very good sportsman in his time - and the father of the builder and original owner of the pub. [Edit] I'm reliably informed that, rather than having been built from scratch, the pub as it is now is actually a conversion of the pre-existing Working Men's Club to which I alluded above.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.578439
Longitude
-1.664381