Discovering the historic pubs of Lincolnshire and their importance to World War II.
- Lifestyle
- Year 2016
- 29 min
The Hairy Bikers unearth hundreds of years of history hidden in Britain's pubs.
- Year: 2016
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The Bikers follow in the footsteps of the area’s famous poets, Wordsworth and Coleridge.
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Si and Dave discover Manchester pubs that were home to a hotbed of political plotting.
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Si and Dave uncover tales of pubs in the crossfire of the bloodiest Civil War battle.
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The Hairy Bikers discover pubs at the heart of Cornwall’s sinister smuggling past.
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The Bikers get groovy as they visit the most important pubs from the swinging sixties.
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Discovering the historic pubs of Lincolnshire and their importance to World War II.
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It’s full steam ahead as the Hairy Bikers drive a train with a pub at the end of the line.
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The Hairy Bikers drink medieval ale before trying some traditional Morris dancing.
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The Bikers explore Glasgow's rich legacy of shipbuilding in Scotland, one pint at a time.
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Si and Dave travel to London and visit pubs associated with the notorious Kray twins.
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Things get gruesome in Edinburgh, Scotland as body snatching and murder are on the menu.
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While delving into the area’s seafaring history, the Hairy Bikers try a little cider.
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The boys drink at pubs frequented by CS Lewis, JRR Tolkien and other famous writers.
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Si and Dave try a spot of mud larking, but will they uncover any historical treasures?
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How did a government scheme designed to curb rowdy behavior change Carlisle’s pubs?
