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Year 2000 Year 2001 Year 2000 Year 2001 Bradgate Park Old John Greenhill Anstey The Nook Leicester Belgrave Belgrave Hall Leicester Quorn GCR Station Burton-on-Wolds Woodhouse Bull's Head Wymeswold Humberstone The Humberstone Inn Leicester Syston Memorial Playing Fields Thurlaston Swithland The Griffin Inn Thurlaston Leicester Flynn's Sileby Leicester High Cross Stret Seagrave Whitwick The Black Horse Arnesby Whitwick The Three Horsehoes (aka Polly's) Shearsby Colston Bassett The Martin's Arms Somerby Cropwell Bishop The Chequers Inn Somerby Barkstone The Chequers Ratby Woosthorpe The Rutlnd Arms Botcheston Croxton Kerrial The Peacock Thornton Eaton The Castle Belgrave Harbu The White Hart Birstall Stathern The Plough Inn Thurcaston Little Stretton Village Green Hemington Burton Overy The Bell Kegworth Beeby: Langton Arms Leire Keyham Dog & Gun Dunton Bassett Church Langton Church Langton: Langton Arms Coalville East Langton The Bell Whitwick Leicester John Calvert Court Whitwick Leicester Tom Hoskins Glooston Thurnby The Lodge East Langton Houghton Black Horse Gaddesby Billesdon New Greyhound Queniborough Barton-in-Beans Tea Rooms Queniborough Shackerstone Rising Sun Wigeston Sileby Free Trade Aylestone Sileby White Swan Illeston on the Hill Cossington Royal Oak Billesdon Huncote Red Lion Market Bosworth Thurlaston Dog & Gun Shepshed Littlethorpe The Plough Osgathorpe Thringstone Village Green Frisby on the Wreake Swannington The Fountain Rothley Royal Oak Rothley Woodies Rothley Blue Bell Shearsby Chandler's Arms Gunley The Bell Queniborough The Britannia Queniborough The Horse & Groom Barkby The Malt Shovel Osgathorpe Storey Arms Osgathorpe Royal Oak Leire Queen's Arms Dunton Bassett: DBA DBA Kegworth Flying Horse Kegworth Red Lion Great Dalby Royal Oak Year 2002 Bull's Head Bradgate Pk Old John Flynn's Leicester Flynn's Corner Clarendon Leicester Cow & Plough Greyhound Saddington Queen's Head Three Crowns Gumley Bell Tom Hoskins Zouch Rose & Crown Dog & Gun Hathern Dew Drop Elephant & Castle Leicester Tom Hoskins White Swan Leicester Sycamoren Court White Horse Arnesby Cock Inn Cock Inn Peatling Magna Cock Inn Chandlers' Arms Shearsby Chandlers' Arms Stilton Cheese Burrough-o-Hill Stag & Hounds Old Brewery Somerby Stilton Cheese Plough Greenhill Bull's Head Greyhound Coalville Forest Rock Bricklayers' Arms Whitwick Three Horseshoes Talbot Barkby Brookside White Horse Keyham Dog & Gun Wheatsheaf Mkt Bosworth Centre Jolly Sailors Wymeswold Hammer & Pincers Red Lion Wymeswold Windmill White Horse Wymeswold Three Crowns DBA Frisby by Gaulby Village Jolly Colliers Illston on Hill Fox & Verge Hare & Hounds Burton Overy The Bell Three Horseshoes Thringstone Queen's & Ruby's Old Barn Peggs Green New Inn Bell Osgathorpe Storey Arms Cheney Arms Chruch Langton Langton Arms Britannia East Langton The Bell Horse & Groom Broughton Astley Bull's Head The 1852 Broughton Astley George & Dragon Black Horse Thrussington Blue Lion Fox & Goose Seagrave White Horse New Greyhounc Brascote Windmill The Square, etc. Newbold Verdon Jubilee Market Place Claybrook Magna Pig in Muck Roya;Oak Ullesthorpe Swan The Bell Ashby parva Holly Bush Stanton-under-Bardon Old Thatcher Inn Thronton Bricklayers Arms Cosby Blacksmiths Cosby Bull's Head Wilson Bull's Head Breedon-on-the-Hill Three Horsehoes Worthington Malt Shovel Year 2003 Year 2004 Leicester Cow & Plough Leicester Bradgate Park Old John Bradgate Park Leicester Flynn's Corner Leicester Leicester Cow & Plough Leicester Thorpe Satchville The Fox Kirby Muxloe Great Dalby Royal Oak Thornton Leicester Tom Hoskins Leicester Leicester Sycamore Court Leicester Kilby Bridge The Navigation Leicester Kilby Dog & Gun Leicester Market H'bro Kibworth Beauchamp Gelsmoor The Railway East Langton Peggs Green New Inn Thringstone Great Bowden Shoulder of Mutton Peggs Green Little Bowden The Cherry Tree Queniborough Thorpe Acre The Plough Barkby Hathern Dew Drop Inn Keyham Leicester John Woolman House Ullesthorpe Leicester Old Horse Leire Leicester The Clarendon Dunton Bassett Cold Newton Village Loughborough Tilton on the Hill Rose & Crown Nanpanton Billesdon New Greyhound Thorpe Acre Wigston The 1852 Illston on Hill Countesthorpe King William IV King's Norton Blaby Bakers Arms Queen's Head Aylestone The Union Wigston Aylestone Black Horse Blaby Desford The Blue Bell Newtown Linford Desford Bull's Head Ratby Desford Red Lion Laughton Broughton Astley The Royal Gumley Broughton Astley George & Dragon Aylestone Stapleton The Nag's Head Aylestone Dadlington Dog & Hedge. Stapleton Gilmorton The Red Lion Dadlington Walton by Kimcote The Dog & Gun Coleorton Kirby Bellars The Flying Childers Osgathorpe Frisby on the Wrk. The Bell Asfordby Worthington Malt Shovel Frisby on the Wreake Wilson Bull's Head Whetstone Littlethorpe Leicester Year 2005 Cow & Plough Bradgate Park Old John Old John Leicester Flynns Flynn's Corner Stoughton Cow & Plough Cow & Plough Barkby Malt Shovel Royal Oak Keyham Dog & Gun Bricklayers'Arms Leicester Out of the Vaults Tom Hoskins Leicester Old Horse Sycamore Court Stoke Golding George & Dragon The Quay Dadlington Dog & Hedgehog Old Horse Sutton Cheney The Hurcules Swan Frisby The Bell Bell Asfordby The Blue Bell Queen's Head / Ruby's Chippy Asfordby Crown Inn New Inn Little Stretton Village Britannia/Horse&Jockey Illston Fox & Verge Malt Shovel Burton Overy The Bell Dod & Gun Whitwick Hare & Hounds Swan Shepshed Jolly Farmers Queen's Arms Shepshed Pied Bull DBA Shearsby Chandlers' Arms Beacon Smeeton Westerby King's Head Priory Gumley The Bell Plough Ratby Bull's Head Fox & Verge Desford The Lancaster Village Thornton Bricklayers' Arms Billesdon Medbourne Neville Arms The 1852 Hallaton Bewicke Arms Bakers Arms Wigston The 1852 Bradgate Park Gates Aylestone The Union Bull's Head Aylestone Black Horse Village Quorn Apple Tree Bell Woodhouse Pear Tree Union Woodhouse Wheatsheaf Black Horse Husbands Bos. Bell Inn Nag's Head Walton by K Dog & Gun Dog & Hedgehog Houghton on Hill Black Horse King's Arms Billesdon Queen's Head Storey Arms Dunton Bassett Merrie Monk Crown Inn Dunton Bassett DBA Bell Newbold Coleorton Cross Keys The Kaffir Peggs Green New Inn Plough Whetstone The Kiffir Flynns PO Blaby Bakers Arms Year 2006 Year 2007 Bradgate Park Old John Bradgate Park Old John Leicester Knighton Corner Leicester Knighton Corner Leicester Cow & Plough Leicester Cow & Plough Belton The George Worthington The Malf Shovel Shepshed Jolly Farmers Osgathorpe The Storey Arms Illston Fox & Goose Burton Overy The Bell Burton Overy The Bell Great Glen The Royal Oak Dadlington Dog & Hedgehog Great Glen The Greyhound Sutton Cheney The Hercules Croft The Heathcote Arms Birstall Mulberry Tree Huncote The Red Lion Rothely Royal Oak Cosby The Blacksmiths' Arms Cossington Royal Oak Sileby The Free Trade Leicester Craddock Arms Sileby The Railway Leicester Old Horse Barrow on Soar The Navigation Broughton Astley George Leicester The Clarendon Leire Queen's Arms Leicester The Old Horse Dunton Bassett DBA Broughton Astley The George Donnington Corner Pin Leire The White Horse Swannington Fountain Dunton Bassett DBA Peggs Green New Inn Swannington The Robin Hood Glooston Old Barn Thringstone The Queen's Head / Ruby's Church Langton Langton Arms Peggs Green The New Inn East Langton The Bell Lowesby Village Frisby The Bell Tilton The Rose & Crown Hoby Blue Bell Billesdon The Queen's Head Asfordby Crown Inn Frisby-on-the Wreake The Bell Wymeswold Windmill Hoby The Blue Bell Wymeswold Three Crowns Asfordby The Crown Inn Syston Gate Hangs Well Overstrand White Horse Barkby Malt Shovel Wymeswold The Windmill Barkby Brookside Wymeswold The Three Crowns Countesthorpe King Will lV Barkby The Malt Shovel Wigston The 1852 Barkby The Brookside Aylestone Black Horse Countesthorpe King William lV Newbold Verdon The Jubilee Wigston The 1852 Ratby Bull's Head Aylestone The Black Horse Quorn Apple Tree Whitwick Man Within Compass Woodhouse The Wheatsheaf Whitwick The Hare & Hounds Leicester The Globe Whitwick Three Horseshoes Leicester Molly O'Grady's Cropston The Bradgate Arms Leicester Out of the Vaults Swithland The Old Crown Whetstone The Kaffir Kilby The Dog & Gun Blaby Bakers Arms Wigston The Old Crown Leicester The Globe Leicester Molly O'Grady's Leicester Out of the Vaults Whetstone The Kaffir Blaby The Baker's Arms Year 2008 Year 2009 Rearsby The Horse & Groom Bradgate Park Bradgate Park Old John Leicester Leicester Knighton Corner Leicester Leicester Cow & Plough Leicester Leicester Talbot / Belgrave Hall Loughborough The Plough Woodhouse Loughborough The Paget Arms Thurcaston Leire White Horse Frisby-on-the-Wreake Dunton Bassett DBA Asffordby Whitwick Three Crowns Leire Thringstone The George & Dragon Dunton Bassett Osgathorpe The Storey Arms Kings Norton Leicester The Cradock Illston-on-the-Hill Leicester The Old Horse Burton Overy Botcheston Kirby Grange Thringstone Botcheston The Greyhound Thringstone Ratby The Railway Whitwick Rearsby The Horse & Groom Ratcliffe Culey Gaddesby The Cheney Arms Sinson Ashby Folville The Carrington Arms Sheepy Magna Heather The Queen's Head Walton-on-the -Wolds Newton Burgoland The Belper Arms Seagrave Shackerstone The Rising Sun Sileby Saddington The Queen's Head Countesthorpe Smeeton Westerby The King's Head Wigston Gumley The Bell Aylestone Wymeswold The Windmill East Langton Wymeswold The Three Crowns Kibworth Beauchamp East Langton The Bell Smeeton Westerby Church Langton The Langton Arms Carlton Countesthorpe King William lV Balestone Wigston The 1852 Newbold Verdon Aylestone The Balck Horse Oadby Market
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