1. Crown 2. Red Lion 3. Royal Oak 4. Swan 5. White Hart 6. Railway 7. Plough 8. White Horse 9. Bell 10. New Inn 11. Ship 12. Kings Head 13. George 14. Kings Arms 15. Rose and Crown 16. Wheatsheaf 17. Queens Head 18. Black Horse 19. Prince of Wales 20. Victoria 21. Greyhound 22. Cross Keys 23. Star 24. White Lion 25. Castle 26. Rising Sun 27. Anchor 28. Chequers 29. Sun 30. Bull 31. Coach and Horses 32. Fox and Hounds 33. Angel 34. Hare and Hounds 35. Three Horseshoes 36. George and Dragon 37. Nags Head 38. Globe 39. Fox 40. Lamb 41. Golden Lion 42. Masons Arms 43. White Swan 44. Beehive 45. Green Man 46. Travellers Rest 47. Foresters Arms 48. Waggon and Horses 49. Black Bull 50. Cricketers

• The Hole in the Wall - Dumfries • Poosie Nansie's - Mauchline - Ayrshire. Poosie Nansie's was named after a female aquaintance of Robert Burns. • The Bucket of Blood - Cornwall. • The Inn Next Door Burnt Down - Bedfordshire • Mad Dog at Odell • The Percy Hobbs at Morn Hill, Hampshire - Renamed (from New Inn) in 1982 in honour of a local man who had been drinking there since 1920 • The Sociable Plover - Portsmouth • The Periscope - Barrow-in-Furness • The Ibex - West Berkshire • The Drunken Duck - Ambleside • Tafarn Sinc - Pembrokeshire - The Pub Made of Zinc - The highest pub in Pembrokeshire • Chemic Tavern - Woodhouse, Leeds • Alum House - South Shields • Crown Posada - Newcastle • Round of Gras - Bretforton. Gras is, asparagus which is the main crop in the area • Round of Carrots - Herefordshire • The Quiet Woman - York. The sign being a woman carrying her own severed head • The Old Thirteenth Cheshire Astley Volunteer Rifleman Corps Inn - Stalybridge - Longest pub Name • Q - Stalybridge - Shortest Pub Name - named after an earlier pub that closed in the 1930's • Pipe and Gannex - Huyton • Who'd a Thowt It - Middleton • Sally Up Steps - Bolton - Originally called The Stanley Arms • Bob's Smithy - Bolton - named after the blacksmith who spent more time in the pub than he did at work • The Lion of Vienna - Bolton - named after Nat Lofthouse of Bolton Wanderers Football Club and England. • The Strawbury Duck - Entwistle • Oxnoble - Manchester - named after a potato variety • Peveril of the Peak - named after a stagecoach which used to make the run from Manchester to London in only two days • The Rain Bar - built in an old umbrella factory. • Cupid's Hill Inn - Herefordshire • The Cat & Custard Pot formally called The Cat & Mustard Pot Paddlesworth - Kent • The Rubyiat Of Omar Khayyam - Glasgow • Muscular Arms - Glasgow • Lass o' Gowrie - named after the poem by Lady Carolina Naime • The Jabez Clegg - Situated in the heart of the University of Manchester campus. • Hardy's Well - Rusholme, Manchester • The Thatcher's Foot - Co Durham • Cow & Snuffers - Cardiff • Nobody Inn - Dartmoor • The Jolly Taxpayer - Plymouth • Donkey on Fire - Ramsgate - Kent • The Adam and Eve Inn - Paradise - Gloucestershire • Who d' a thought it - Crowthorne, Berkshire • Young Vanish - Chesterfield - named after a racehorse • Spinner & Bergamot - Comberbach - Cheshire • Bull & Spectacles - Staffordshire - Used to be called the Bulls Head but many years ago, a drunken man climbed up the front of the pub and placed his glasses on the Bulls Head and left them there. • The Duke without a Head - Wateringbury - Kent • The Leg of Mutton and Cauliflower - London • World Turned Upside Down - London • The Little B - Brooklands - Manchester • Labouring Boys - Isleworth - Middlesex • The Office - Sheffield • Bull & Bladder - Brierley Hill - Properly called 'The Vine' • Dinneywicks Inn - The Chipping, Kingswood, Gloucestershire - named after a field behind the village. It is said that the owner used to charge a toll as it straddled the highway, but locals would jump the gate on horseback to avoid paying. This is reflected on the current sign.