Barcelona in June 2026 was absolutely brilliant. The accessibility of Barcelona was amazing.
I will be visiting Barcelona again, but I will never be using the services of Cunard again, they were absolutely dreadful. Cunard should be ashamed. They were crap, as was ths scumbag disabled taxi which charged us 46 euros to travel from the Cunard ship back to the airport. His taxi fare always showed as 46 euros, and felt a bit like being shafted by Cunard, a member of the Carnival group. I hate scum like this, BUT sadly NOT worth a court case, but I can tell the world about the scum at Cunard, and Carnival.

I should point out that I did raise a complaint whilst on the cruise, but this was ignored and I have never heard any more of this, instead they turned their rabid dogs on me. Useless scum management at Cunard, and Carnival - getting the picture? I also believe the main law firm which takes on cases against the likes of Cunard is probably owned by Carnival, because they are absolutely a waste of time. Not a problem, as my interest is not in money, and more in awrning others about their service.
Of course you can pay me to shut up. I just like mentioning the shit Cunard service.

Sailor Prince, 86 Gordon Road, Peckham SE15

Camberwell pubs history index

Named in the 1921 and 1971 pub directories. The address is listed as 70 Gordon Road in 1904 and earlier, prior to street renumbering. *

Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.

Sailor Prince, 86 Gordon Road, Peckham SE15

Residents at this address.

Morning Advertiser 31 March 1871 - licence applications :
Sailor Prince, Gordon road, Peckham, to George Moreton, Licence refused.

1871/James L Mordon/Brokers Clerk & Beer Retailer/23/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1871/Fanny E A Mordon/Wife/19/Kennington, Surrey/Census
1871/Jos R Mordon/Son/1/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1871/Sarah Carter/General Servant/15/Camberwell, Surrey/Census

South London Press 27 March 1875 - The following were refused new victuallers licenses:
James Birchall, the Sailor Prince, Gordon road, Peckham

1878/Thomas Miller Jiggins/beer retailer/../../Post Office Directory *

1896/John William Marsh/Sailor, 70 Gordon Road/../../Post Office Directory *

1904/William James Bastow/../../../Post Office Directory *

1911/John George Pocock/Beer House Keeper/45/London, Surrey/Census
1911/Elizabeth Pocock/Wife, Assistant/40/London, Surrey/Census
1911/John George Pocock/Son/7/Roxburghshire/Census
1911/Jane Elizabeth Pocock/Daughter/5/Roxburghshire/Census
1911/Mary Francis Pocock/Daughter/2/Roxburghshire/Census
1911/Mary Hearn/Mother, Widow/74/County Kerry, Ireland/Census

1913/Powell/../../../Leasehold

1914/Arthur Walter Gage/beer retailer/../../Post Office Directory *

My mother once told me that her grandfather, Alexander Hannah, was the landlord of the Sailor Prince in Peckham. **

Sailor Prince, Gordon Road, Peckham in 1914 - landlord is Alexander Hannah

In her collection of photographs there is one taken outside that pub, and it has an inscription on the back that says "Sailor Prince 1914 Gordon Road Peckham". It shows a group of people outside of the pub (the name "Sailor Prince" is displayed on the window behind them) with my great grandfather Alexander Hannah in the centre, who is clearly the landlord.

He is flanked by two ladies, one being my great grandmother Rebecca Hannah (nee Walton) and the other my Grandmother Ellen Hough (a year before her marriage to my Grandfather John Hannah who was in the army). **

1915/Alexander Hannah, 86 Gordon road/../../Electoral Register

1919 - 1926/Hall/../../../Leasehold

1919/Chas Geo Hall/Beer Retailer/../../../Post Office Directory

1921/Charles G Hall/Sailor Prince/../../../Post Office Directory

1927 - 1929/Moore/../../../Leasehold

1930 - 1938/Mrs Izzard/../../../Leasehold

1934/Mrs Maud Izzard/Beer Retailer/../../../Post Office Directory

1939/Dickinson/../../../Leasehold

1940/Flick/../../../Leasehold

1944/L. J. Cowland/beer retailer/../../Post Office Directory *

1943/Littley/../../../Leasehold

The photograph of the Sailor Prince in Peckham, is taken between 1944 and 1946 when my grandparents Edwin and Olive Hills were the publicans

Sailor Prince, Gordon Road, Peckham in 1944 - Edwin and Olive Hills were the publicans"

Kindly provided by James Hills