Then in 1962 a new design by Frederick Gibberd was adapted, which was consecrated in 1967. The buttresses are adorned with bronze sculptures by local artist Sean Rice. At the Everyman, turn right onto Oxford St and then next right onto Mulberry St and you will find the Cambridge. The Cambridge, styled as a Forshaw's Ale House, offers the full range of Burtonwood beers plus a guest beer. Being alongside the university campus it is a popular haunt of students in term time and always has a friendly lively atmosphere.
Lunches are available.
This Victorian pub celebrated its centenary in 1997 and most of the pub retains its original layout although it was extended to the left into the house next door. The striking feature is the two semi-circular snugs leading off the bar. Peter Kavanagh was a designer in the Heath-Robinson mould and the tables in these snugs were one of his designs with locking mechanisms for use on ocean liners. The range of beers includes Cains and Tetley and a couple of guests. Go right onto Upper Parliament St towards the massive Liverpool Cathedral.