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Historic England Lists Victorian London Pub The Pineapple

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Historic England listed The Pineapple, a Victorian London pub, on November 10, 2026, after a campaign to save it. The pub was acquired by Remarkable Pub Group on October 18. The group stated its aim is to continue the pub's tradition, making only necessary repairs and replacements.

From london-now.co.uk

Why it matters

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Historic sites in London contribute significantly to the UK economy, and this listing supports the preservation of such heritage locations. The acquisition adds to Remarkable Pub Group’s portfolio, which includes 18 pubs.

Historic sites and parks in London are facing threats, while also contributing significantly to the UK economy.

From london-now.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Historic EnglandAwarded the Grade II listing status to the Victorian pub.
  • LondonThe location of the Victorian pub that was listed.

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