TMW Ideas

This week's Economist carries an interesting story about the death of pubs in posh London districts. It hightlights the closure of The Australian, on Milner Street (go up Markham St. to Bodega's, turn right (past the crazy house) carry on down Cadogan Street to Halsey Street, and turn left. You can't miss it. Well. You can now.)

As a responsible business that seeks to improve the environment in which it lives, I think it is important that we do all we can to arrest this sad state of affairs. So, this, and every other lunchtime, find a pub in Chelsea and have a beer, or two. It's your civic duty.

Beer in the evening should help you with selection. (We all love The Phoenix, Coopers, Builders, Bodega's, but spread your wings a bit - The Pig's Ear, The Cross Keys, The Admiral Codrington - all worth a look. The Phene Arms and The Surprise have closed as well, so don't dilly dally)

(Photo from News of the World)