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.

Sun, 170 High Street, Uxbridge

Uxbridge pub history index

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Middlesex.

Residents at this address.

1826/John George/Sun, High Street/../../Pigot's Directory *

1839/William Cherry/Sun, High street/../../Pigots Directory

1841/Wm Cherry/Victualler/45/../Census
1841/Mary Cherry/../45/../Census
1841/John Cherry/Carpenter/15/../Census
1841/Mary Cherry/../15/../Census
1841/Thomas Cherry/../14/../Census
1841/William Cherry/../6/Middlesex/Census
1841/Maria Cherry/../2/Middlesex/Census

1851/Thomas Harman/Sun, London street/../../Post Office Directory

1851/Thomas Harman/Publican/45/Turville, Buckinghamshire/Census
1851/Ann Harman/Wife/46/Amersham, Buckinghamshire/Census
1851/Ann Harman/Daughter/21/Uxbridge, Middlesex/Census
1851/Eliza Harman/Daughter/14/Uxbridge, Middlesex/Census
1851/James Harman/Son/10/Uxbridge, Middlesex/Census
+ Lodgers

1855/Mrs Ann Harman/Sun, High street/../../Post Office Directory

1861/Anne Harman/Victualler, Widow/56/Amersham, Buckinghamshire/Census
1861/Eliza Harman/Daughter, Assistant/24/Uxbridge, Middlesex/Census
1861/Frances C Tamey/Visitor/8/Chelsea, Middlesex/Census
1861/John Darvill/Boarder, Hair Dresser/41/Chesham, Buckinghamshire/Census
1861/Robert Boast/Boarder, Bricklayers Labourer/24/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1861/Isaac Lisamore/Boarder, Lamplighter/22/Uxbridge, Middlesex/Census
1861/Henry Rutter/Boarder, Labourer/22/Uxbridge, Middlesex/Census

1866/Thomas Stears/Sun inn, & wine & spirit merchant/../../Post Office Directory

1871/Henry Woollerson/Licensed Victualler/34/Farcett, Huntingdon/Census
1871/Jane Woollerson/Wife/27/Yuseley, Huntingdon/Census
+ Boarders

1874/Mrs Jane Fountain/../../../Post Office Directory

1878/James Newton/../../../Post Office Directory

1881/James Newton/Publican/38/Leicester/Census
1881/Jane Newton/Wife/36/Peterborough, Cambridge/Census

1890/James Newton/../../../Post Office Directory

1891/James Newton/Licensed Victualler/47/Leicester, Leicestershire/Census
1891/Mary J Newton/Wife/46/Peterborough, Northampton/Census
1891/William Lissamore/Boarder, Light Porter/40/Uxbridge, Middlesex/Census
1891/George Woods/Boarder, Cordwainer/50/Dorchester, Dorset/Census

1894/Mrs Mary Jane Compton/../../../Post Office Directory

1898/William Stanley/../../../Post Office Directory

1899/William Stanley/../../../Post Office Directory

1901/William Stanley/Publican/51/Birmingham Warwickshire/Census
1901/Clara Stanley/Wife/59/Frampton, Gloucestershire/Census
+ Lodgers

Middlesex and Buckinghamshire Advertiser, Uxbridge, Harrow and Watford Journal. June 15 1907 **
Middlesex Licensing Committee - Uxbridge Licences Refused.
The Sun.
In opposition to the renewal of the license of the Sun ale-house, High street, Uxbridge, of which Mr Frank Jackson Morley is the licensee and Messrs James Thatcher (Limited), West Drayton. the owners.
The premises were old, inadequate, and unsuitable, and part of the premises of the next door shop were built into these licensed premises, and the house refuse had to be carried out through the front door. The surveyor said the house was 200 years old. if not more. Externally and internally the house was in a bad state of repair, and the joists were gone, and the staircases leaning on one side. The sanirtary arrangements were not good.
A bedroom in the house next door was built over the first floor of the Sun.
Within 220 yards of these premises there were held 30 licenses of various kinds, of which number 16 were full licenses.
The condition of the premises was very bad.
Mr Pickitt, for the owners asked for renewal of the licence. He said it was proposed to re-build the premises upon which the licensee did a trade of one barrel and a half per week, and four dozen bottles. The renewal was refused and the licence sent forward for the determination and allocation of compensation.



* Provided By Ewan

** Provided by John Stark