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Saturday, 14 March 2015

Dr Who actor at the Trip to Jerusalem

Veteran actor Sylvester McCoy of Dr. Who fame, and who recently appeared in the film The Hobbit. breezed into the Trip to Jerusalem pub tonight at 11:30pm. I shown him around and had a chat. He once played the spoons along side Sir Patrick Moore on xylophone.

Actor James Cosman can be seen in the background.

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The Navigation Inn

6 WILFORD STREET, CASTLE LOCK, NOTTINGHAM. NG2 1AA.

Party time at the Navigation this evening as one of the General Managers is leaving to take over a new pub in Newark. Buffet and good music marks this occasion. I have been invited along to make a film.

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Ghost Hunting at the Salutation Inn

On Thursday 12 March, 2015, I joined a small team of ghost hunters in the caves below the Salutation Inn on Maid Marian Way, Nottingham.

Ye Olde Salutation Inn is a public house dating from around 1240 that lays claim to being one of the oldest in Nottingham. Address: 77A Maid Marian Way, City Centre, Nottingham NG1 6AJ  Phone: 0115 947 6580.

I made a film of the occasion:

Ghost Hunting Salutation Inn, Nottingham from Richard Pearson on Vimeo.

Saturday, 7 March 2015

The Navigation Inn

6 WILFORD STREET, CASTLE LOCK, NOTTINGHAM. NG2 1AA.

Tel: 0115 8371930

Dave Bartrum - 'The Cockle man' - has been part of Nottingham's night life for more than 52 years. He sells seafood in city centre pubs and bars, and he is recognised world wide by tourists who remember him from past visits to the city.

 

Dave has been described as 'Legendary,' and an 'Icon' of the city of Nottingham, and recently pub landlords & regulars set up a campaign to give Dave Bartrum - 'The Cockle man' Freedom of the City.

Dave is now in need of sponsors to help support him transport wise, and with publicity as he promotes the last remaining pubs that allow him in to meet tourists and sell seafood.

If you can help The Cockle man with some sponsorship, please contact Dave directly on: Mobile 0787 6010 283

Thank you for your support.

 

The Legendary Cockle man from Richard Pearson on Vimeo.