Elm Tree Road (Wiltshire Girls)

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He added he is not too worried about the cost of living crisis which has hit the industry so hard in recent times because of the pub’s location and loyal punters.

ATHOS IOANNOU CHRISTODOULOU Historic Information COMPANY DIRECTOR 43 ELM TREE ROAD, ST JOHNS WOOD, NW8 9JRAn 1868 map shows that many of the Elm Tree Road houses had been extended to give more accommodation and also shows how many trees there were in the immediate surroundings.

Upstairs consists of four bedrooms and a family bathroom. Bedrooms one and two both offer inbuilt storage space while the family bathroom contains both a corner bath and a separate shower unit. It’s challenging times at the moment, as we all know,” he said. “But what I’ve found out is that there are a lot of older people in Ringwood, especially retired people, who are actually in a good position.This fantastic four bedroom detached house offers spacious ground floor accommodation. The kitchen has great potential for expansion with a utility room and downstairs toilet coming off it. There is a conservatory to the rear offering an extra reception room and a great place to sit and enjoy a view of the garden.

Yes, you are quite right. I lived at 22 Elm Tree-road for seven years, before some fool decided to renumber it. Then it became 6. It was a most charming residence, and the years I spent there were very happy. … I am sorry you could not see the house itself, and the fore- court and garden. They were, all three, very delightful.” LADY ALEXANDER OF WEEDON MARIE ALEXANDER Historic Information COMPANY DIRECTOR 25 ELM TREE ROAD, NW8 9JR With the turn of the century St John’s Wood retained its country feel – The sky seemed wider and lighter than anywhere else in London … Nowhere else in London were there so many trees to the acre and such quiet gardens near its busy centre (Ernest Raymond) 1901 census was a barrister who began to publish stories in 1911 and after army service in the First World War became famous for his Ruritanian style adventure stories which featured “clubland heroes” Jonah Mansel and Richard Chandos and for the amusing “Berry” books about the Pleydell family. From 1914 to 1922, he lived at 22 Elm Tree Road (which was re-numbered 6 in 1921 and later ruined by an incendiary bomb in the WW2, and replaced by a new house in 1952). At first he lived with his parents but after his mother died he thought of marriage and met (presumably because he was a neighbour of Oscar Ashe) an American actress Bettine Edwards who was appearing in Chu Chin Chow; Yates and Bettine married in 1919 and their son Richard was born at Elm Tree Road in 1920. We love our music as much as our sport and have live acts appearing throughout the week. We also host open-mic nights and regular quiz nights.In the 1901 census there had been two connections with Lords: William Slatter, clerk of works, with his wife, daughter and two sons were at no 21 and John Murdoch, assistant club secretary, his wife, son, daughter and grandson were still at no 17. In the 1911 census William Slatter was still there, a widower looked after by his daughter, but Murdoch had died aged 54 in 1907 and the new chief clerk at no 17 was Arthur Cornwall Legh (b. 1872) aged 38 living with his wife and three servants. He died in 1917. Charles Whyllie (1853 – 1923) lived at 8a; he was a landscape and marine painter, brother of the more famous W.L.Whyllie. Our big screens show all Premier League and Championship football, as well as European Cup and International matches. If you love your rugby, there’s no better place to watch the big fixtures such as the Six Nations and Word Cup, as all the club and international fixtures. Oscar Asche (1871 – 1936) was at no 22. He was an Australian actor, director and writer, who had arrived as a ship’s cook and slept on the Embankment before he made his London debut in 1893. He acted with both F.R.Benson’s company and Herbert Beerbohm Tree’s company, playing many Shakespearean roles. He married actress Lily Brayton in 1898 and they became managers of the Adelphi Theatre in 1904 and His Majesty’s Theatre in 1907. He is best known for having written, directed and acted in Chu Chin Chow, starring himself and his wife for an unprecedented 2,238 performances from 1916 to 1921. He was an innovator in stage lighting, one of the first to use it as a dramatic factor, and was known for his use of colour. Unfortunately as a result of his highspending lifestyle, he was declared bankrupt in 1926 but continued to act, including parts in several films, until the mid 1930s. In 1891 the gardener and florist were still at numbers 3and 4 and a house painter and dressmaker were at number 1a, which retained the more commercial aspect of the road, but 5, 6 and 7 were called studios, and Ethel Wright, artist, lived at number 8.