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The Moon and Sixpence

This pub has money in the name, and money on the walls!

250 Uxbridge Road, Hatch End, London, HA5 4HS

Several Wetherspoon pubs have ‘moon’ in their name, linking them with the ideal pub described by George Orwell. The famous writer called his fictional pub ‘Moon Under Water’. Originally, this pub was a branch of Barclays Bank, built in the 1920s. The bank and its spread-eagle emblem remained a feature of Uxbridge Road until 1989. The former bank, like most of the surrounding suburb of Hatch End, was built on farmland.

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A collection of old coins and notes, referring to the pub’s name.

A photograph of Uxbridge Road, Hatch End.

External photograph of the building – main entrance.

If you have information on the history of this pub, then we’d like you to share it with us. Please e-mail all information to: pubhistories@jdwetherspoon.co.uk