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Saturday, November 7, 2026

Diwali Decorations On Restaurants and Pubs and On Sale in London.


Diwali decorations on sale in South Harrow, NW London. Photo by Angela Lansbury.

Diwali Decoration on sale in South Harrow, Piccadilly train line, London. Photo by Angela Lansbury.
 

Diwali Decorations On Social Dhaba restaurant, Hatch End. Photo by Angela Lansbury.


On Wetherspoons pub, Hatch End, Pinner, Middlesex. Photo by Angela Lansbury.

Wetherspoons pub, the Moon and Sixpence, Hatch End. Photos by Angela Lansbury.

Tuesday, December 17, 2024

What Wetherspoons Pub in London Offers for Christmas

 


Wetherspoons pubs offer food, drink, festive decorations and pictures or newscuttings or other items related to the history and famous events or people of the local area.

In December 2024 the Moon and Sixpence in Hatch End has booklets about real ale.
The Moon And Sixpence in Hatch End has seating at the front with a Christmas tree.


Inside, more jollity.

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Wednesday, March 23, 2022

St Patrick's Day Boston Parade, Chicago River dyed green and the Irish Flag in Hatch End on Wetherspoons pub

Boston parade, USA. Picture from Facebook.

Boston

On Sunday March 20th 2022 there was a big parade in Boston, USA, resumed after Covid-19 had cancelled the previous parades.

Chicago




 In Chicago, USA, the river was dyed green for St Patrick's Day, which is celebrated on March 17th every year in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland and by the Irish and friends and onlookers worldwide.

Flag of Ireland to celebrate St Patrick's Day, on Wetherspoons pub. Photo by Trevor Sharot.

The Moon & Sixpence is a pub which serves food as well as drink. In addition to the seats at the front, there are dining tables inside, and tables with bench seating in the garden at the back.

What can you learn from this photo? The building has sash windows. The lower part is built of brick, London red brick from London red clay.

The orange, white and green flags are from the Republic of Ireland. What about Northern Ireland? Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Flying the Union Jack doesn't quite convey the same seasonal Irish message.