Binley Hotel, 88 Willenhall Lane

Built around 1926, this pub took its name from the surrounding area and was close to Binley Colliery, which closed in the 1960s. In 1982 it was described as a very popular estate pub and was redecorated in 1981 with some structural alterations. It used diaphragm pumps to dispense its beer, which was most unusual for Coventry. It closed in 1997 and was destroyed by fire in 1999.

LICENSEES:

1933 - 1940 W. Farley 1958 - 1960 Wilfred Finn (previously at the Five Ways Inn, Harnall Lane from 1957 - 58 and later at the Old Ball, Walsgrave Road in 1960) c1963 onwards Joseph Carr (also at the Dun Cow, Jordan Well from 1958 -62) A Coventry Evening Telegraph article from 23rd June 1961
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