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People outside the Red Lion pub at Avebury in Wiltshire, UK

Henley in Arden, UK - June 16, 2013: Houses and shops along the pavement of the town of Henley-in-Arden, in the county of Warwickshire, the English Midlands, England, UK, Henley is a popular market town close to Stratford-upon-Avon and the high street is full of old buildings. It is a Sunday afternoon in summer, June and the weather is overcast. This is a Thai restaurant.

Corsham, Wiltshire, Cotswolds, England, UK - 07.04.2024. The Flemish Weaver pub in Corsham, Cotswolds. Traditional Old English Pub dating back to the 17th Century.

$Bourton on the Water on a misty spring morning. This image captures the enchanting atmosphere as the village awakens. \n\nThe mist was hovering over the River Windrush and the charming stone bridges, adding a layer of tranquillity to this picturesque Cotswolds village, renowned for its scenic beauty and peaceful waterside setting.$

$Perched on the fringe of the Pennine moors in West Yorkshire, England, lies the quaint village of Haworth. \n\nThis picturesque locale is steeped in history and charm, serving as a timeless testament to the enduring legacy of the Brontë sisters. The landscape here is imbued with the same wild, windswept beauty that inspired the literary masterpieces of Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë.\n\nAs you wander through the cobbled streets of Haworth village, you can’t help but feel transported back in time. The stone buildings, with their centuries-old facades, whisper tales of bygone eras, while the rugged moors that loom in the distance beckon adventurers to explore their untamed beauty. Every nook and cranny seems to echo with the spirit of the Brontë sisters, whose indelible mark on literature continues to captivate readers around the globe.$

Bosham, UK - 24 May, 2024: exterior of The Anchor Bleu pub in the picturesque coastal village of Bosham in West Sussex, England.

Tourists relaxing outside the Falkland Arms Pub, Great Tew, UK.

St Albans Ye Olde Fighting Cocks allegedly the oldest pub in England. St Albans, Hertfordshire, England, UK. This is the outside of the pub entrance. The original timber-framed structure is visible. It was originally located close to St Albans Cathedral (when it was St Albans Abbey) and was moved to the present site sometime around 1539. The foundations are claimed to be even older, dating from around 793 but this is unconfirmed.

Old historic architecture of the houses and buildings in the historic tourist destination village of Lacock, Wiltshire, England, UK on Wednesday 24th May 2023

View along a narrow street in the centre of Bowness on Windermere, UK. There are no people in the photograph

Alcester, UK - November 30, 2016: This is a traditional English pub on the high street of the Roman Market town of Alcester in Warwickshire county, the Midlands, England UK. It is an afternoon in late Autumn and there are no people in the picture.

Avebury, UK - 22nd November 2023: The Henge Shop selling gifts and souvenirs at Avebury Stone Circle, Wiltshire, UK. Avebury is the largest stone circle in the UK and attracts visitors from all over the world.

Old coaching Inn and hotel in original part of Crawley. West Sussex. England

Rye, UK - 4 September, 2024: color image depicting the exterior architecture of the Mermaid Inn in Rye, a historic town in the southeast of England. The Mermaid Inn is a Grade II listed historical inn located on Mermaid Street in the ancient town of Rye, East Sussex, southeastern England. One of the best-known inns in southeast England, it was established in the 12th century

Lacock, Wiltshire, Cotswolds, England, UK - 08.04.2024. The George Inn pub. The historic and well preserved village of Lacock, in county Wiltshire is popular tourist stop. The medieval village of Lacock in Wiltshire, with its timber-framed cottages and stunning abbey, has to be one of the prettiest villages in England. It's picturesque streets, historic cottages and century inns make it a firm favourite with film and TV producers. The village’s most famous appearances include Downton Abbey, the BBC’s Pride and Prejudice and Cranford, and the Harry Potter films.

The 14th century “Bell Inn” in The Street in Kersey, Suffolk, Eastern England, on a sunny day in springtime. The village of Kersey, which gave its name to a type of cloth, has a long, picturesque street of beautiful timber-framed medieval houses and a ford across a stream known locally as “The Splash”; it is exceptionally popular with tourists and film companies.

Castle Combe, United Kingdom - August 30, 2012: People outside the pub in Castle Combe, UK

Castle Combe village, Wiltshire in the England Cotswolds, the historic area has not new houses since 1600 and was England's prettiest village in 1961

Sherborne, England, July 20, 2017; Front facade of the Grade II listed 16th century pub - The Plume Of Feathers, in the center of Sherborne ; Dorset, England.

May 13th.2021. Wooden Wawen, English Midlands, Warwickshire England, UK. Generic old traditional English village with historic heritage houses. A sunny day in Spring. There are no visible people in the picture.

The King's Head, in Bonsall, Derbyshire, England, on Saturday, 21st October, 2023.

Bradford on Avon, UK - 27.05.2024. View of Ravello restaurant in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, UK. Cross of Bridge and St Margaret's streets. Medieval building.

A main street in the pretty village of Chelsworth in Suffolk, Eastern England, where a woman is leaving the Peacock Inn, an old public house.

An old house overgrown with green plants

England, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, idyllic old stone cottages at Lower Slaughter in autumn sunshine

The beautiful Castle Combe, Cotswolds Medieval Village in England, UK during summer

A row of houses on Gold Hill, an old street in Shaftesbury England. Taken on a cloudy/rainy day and processed to enhance the dramatic tones.

The Kings Arms public house in the town of Melksham, Wiltshire, UK

Contact details are visible on a poster outside the pub. The origin of the name of this pub is uncertain; there are about 70 in the UK. Some decided to change their names after the Black Lives Matter protests but it is thought the name could be linked to coal mining or chimney sweeps. Most likely, it seems to be the nickname attributed to King Charles II owing to his appearance, and in sympathy to his cause during the reign of Oliver Cromwell in the 17th century. This was why The Black Boy Pub in Sevenoaks recently changed its name to Restoration, reflecting the fact that Charles II was eventually restored to the throne.

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