like The Cock Tavern, in Euston, mentioned!! I've never felt as welcomed in any other place in England as I have there

However, as Isaac points out, gentrification is a necessary condition for such phenomenon. As many as four old-school pubs I used to go to in Bristol - in predominantly deprived or non-student areas - closed in less than a year, while I lived there.

Also, great to see a central London hidden gem

Such a great piece, indeed. I certainly felt identified with his hypothesis about why some young people love the "novelty of the old" characteristic of old-school boozers. I remember the Marquis of Granby, in front of Goldsmiths, also as one of those traditional pubs, loved by some students.

Similarly: new, clean technologies won´t be deployed if they´re not profitable: “We’ve known it to be a strategic vulnerability for a long time, but it’s so capital intensive to build the midstream processing [which includes storage and transportation],”

www.ft.com/content/65ee...

Indeed!