Every year we ask our members what they regard as an outstanding Pub within the branch area. A list is then subsequently compiled and members asked to vote on the best three from this list. These Pubs are then visited and the final votes cast.
The four finalists that scored the most votes during the October branch meeting were as follows:
And the winner is! The Red Lion.
Andy Pirson presents the certificate to Paul Andrews and Louisa on Mon 14th Dec '09.
| Year | Pub | Town |
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| 2010 | ? | ? |
| 2009 | Red Lion | Isleworth |
| 2008 | The Roebuck | Hampton Hill |
| 2007 | The Roebuck | Richmond |
| 2006 | Lion | Teddington |
| 2005 | Lion | Teddington |
| 2004 | Red Lion | Isleworth |
| 2003 | Red Lion | Isleworth |
| 2002 | Rose of Denmark | Barnes |
| 2001 | Rose of Denmark | Barnes |
| 2000 | Magpie & Crown | Brentford |
| 1999 | Magpie & Crown | Brentford |
| 1998 | Coach & Horses | Barnes |
| 1997 | White Cross | Richmond |
| 1996 | White Hart | Hampton |
| 1995 | Triple Crown | Richmond |
| 1994 | Triple Crown | Richmond |
| 1993 | Queen Dowager | Teddington |
| 1992 | White Cross | Richmond |
? - Why not let us know what pub you think should be considered for 2009.
Submit your comments here.
Pub of the Year Presentation at the Twickenham Beer & Cider Festival - 23rd Oct.
Brian Kirton - CAMRA Branch Chairman - presents the Certificates to Terry Himpfen of The Roebuck, Hampton Hill (winner) and Derek O’Brien O’Brien’s, Brentford (runner-up).
Pub of the Year Presentation at the Roebuck, Richmond Hill on 14th Dec.
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From left to right: Dereck O'Brien (O'Brien), Paul Weymouth, Marie Sullivan, (Roebuck) and George Middlemiss (Prince of Wales).
Our Pub of The Year 2007 declared on Thursday evening at the Beer Festival is the Roebuck, 130 Richmond Hill, Richmond. The two runners-up were The Prince of Wales, 136 Hampton Rd, Twickenham and O'Brien's, 11 London Rd, Brentford.
The winner for the second year running was the Lion, Teddington. Congratulations! to Don and Myfanwy and all their staff. The two runners-up were The Express, Kew Bridge and Coach & Horses, 27 Barnes High St.
Picture taken on 17th November in the pub.
The winner was The Lion, 27 Wick Road, Teddington. The official presentation took place in the Pub during November.
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Our Pub of The Year 2005 declared on Thursday evening at the Beer Festival is the Lion, Wick Road, Teddington. The two runners-up were The Express, Kew Bridge and Magpie & Crown, Brentford.
| Updated: 15th December 2009 |
