Restaurants and Roads connected to the Zulu War

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Shaka Zulu. Camden
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Steve

Steve,

To be accurate Shaka Zulu is a restaurant rather than a public house.

I was at the opening with King Goodwill.

John Y.

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Hi John.
I know, but on the basis that it has a bar and is open to the public I thought it a worthy contender. A bigger objection might be it has nothing to do with the AZW!
I was going to include The Duke of Cambridge - but there are stacks of them.
Steve

Steve,

No I'm a pedant over licensed premises, it is not worthy.

Whatever you don't get me going the sculptures and artwork in Shaka Zulu.

John Y.

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You mean to say they are not 100% accurate! Hard to believe. But having said that, compared to some of the so called art that sometimes appears (even on here) they at least have a presence. You old pedant you.
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Steve

Steve,

Now you've done it, you have shown a photograph of those Maasai warriors that surround a statue of the late Henry Cele. Please tell me that you haven't got a photograph of the giant 'Shaka ~~Zulu~~ Maasai' figure?

Whoever provided that restaurant with the research should hang their head in shame. The worrying thing is that I heard they were hoping to open a branch in SA based entirely on the Camden one.

John Y.

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What this one? Luvly Jubly - as they say in Camden (or it might be Peckham).
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Steve

Steve , now you've done it ! Rolling Eyes

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Posts : 419 Join date : 2013-05-07 Location : Brecon

You could of course extend this research topic into new areas..............New Bashford district of Nottingham -

Isandula Road
Zulu Road
Chelmsford Road
Durford Street
Pearson Street
etc

Postcode NG7 7DR

Further theme.....................The Wye Valley Brewery did produce a bottle ale named after: Robert Jones VC

Steve,

No not the entrance, but this edifice:

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You have scroll down to locate it.

John Y.

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Very tasteful! Perhaps they will use it at the proposed heritage centre - seems to be in similar vein.

How about this as a contender? High Wycombe. I'm sure someone can find an "Earl of Beaconsfield".
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Steve