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Re: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs

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From: Kate L Pugh
Subject: Re: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs
Date: 15:14 on 11 Dec 2002

If you don't know the postcode, add the page anyway.  It can get
tidied up later.  There's no point in being so pedantic about
conventions that we lose out on useful content.  Although do try your
best to find the postcode, since that makes less tidying-up work
later.  I use google, yell.com, fancyapint.com, www.e-street.com,
among others, to find postcodes.

Kake

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[grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Alex McLintock 12:56 on 11 Dec 2002
I was going to write up a review of The Walnut Tree pub, on Leytonstone
- RE: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Ivor Williams 13:09 on 11 Dec 2002
  wrote:
- Re: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Bob Walker 13:46 on 11 Dec 2002
  use google
  - Bob Walker 13:53 on 11 Dec 2002
    actaully to expand on that. So far i have not failed to find the postcode
- Kate L Pugh 15:14 on 11 Dec 2002
  If you don't know the postcode, add the page anyway. It can get
- Billy Abbott 15:44 on 11 Dec 2002
  i use multimap normally - go to multimap.com, type in the name of the road