The pub, built in 1547 was immortalised in Dicken's novel Barnaby Rudge as the Maypole Inn. Image: Graham Hussey Charles Dickens described Chigwell in Essex as “the greatest place in the world.

A TURKISH restaurant will open later this year in an historic Chigwell pub. Ye Olde Kings Head in the High Road, which was bought by entrepreneur Alan Sugar in April, will be run by Dylan Hunt ...

Now 'Sheesh' restaurant, Ye Olde Kings Arms dates back to 1547 and is one of the most famous pub sites in the country. It was immortalised as the Maypole Inn in Charles Dickens' novel 'Barnaby ...

Ye Olde Kings Head pub was built in1547 and the building is now owned by Lord Sugar’s property company, Amsprop. The entrepreneur and star of The Apprentice is not the only famous name to be ...

The Bald Hind pub, in Hainault Road, Chigwell, closed in February because owner Mitchells and Butlers said it was no longer a viable business. The building was sold to Central Investment ...

has lived in Chigwell for some time and he owns the oldest building in the area. That building was immortalised in the Charles Dickens novel ‘Barnaby Rudge’ as the Maypole Inn, Ye Olde Kings ...