Monkhams, Buckhurst Way, Buckhurst Hill IG9

Buckhurst Hill pub history index

In 2020 this is part of the hungry horse chain. It was a Greene King public house in March 2026. Greene King has announced plans to sell off, or convert 150 pubs into tenanted or franchised locations, as the UK hospitality sector struggles with rising costs.

Monkhams, Buckhurst Way, Buckhurst Hill IG9

Provided by Lynn H Jones

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6 January 1936 CUDC Minutes - 509 Proposed licensed premises, corner Buckhurst/Station Ways, Buckhurst Hill for Messrs Whitbread & Co Ltd

The Monkhams was planned to serve the growing estate being built in the area in the 1930s. By 1939 the landlord was Thomas S Maddin. *

Across the road were the first shops in the area : *
Number 1 Beldom Brothers, grocers
Number 4 James Whittaker, greengrocer
Number 5 George Wise, butcher
Then HC Toone, newsagent
Roding Valley Halt Railway Station (L and NE Railway, GE section), FW Taylor, stationmaster

2026 Greene King, Monkhams, Buckhurst Way, Buckhurst Hill, Essex


* Provided by Lynn H Jones