Did The Queen Adelaide always reign over Uxbridge Road? No. She wasn’t always a queen, or even an Adelaide. In the 1840s, a humble pub stood on this very spot, a precursor to the grand dame we see today. The current Queen Adelaide, at 412 Uxbridge Road, Shepherd’s Bush, rose around 1900. Her reign truly began then, solidified by her Grade II listed building status, a testament to her architectural and historical significance. The Queen Adelaide isn’t just a pub; she’s a living timeline. She’s seen Shepherd’s Bush evolve around her, a constant in a sea of change. Owned by Greene King, she offers a classic pub experience. The Queen Adelaide is more than bricks and mortar. She’s a place where stories are made, pints are raised, and laughter echoes. She’s the heart of the community, a place where friends gather and memories are forged. Come, step inside The Queen Adelaide. Raise a glass to the past and present. Become a part of her ongoing story.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service