Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Royal Oak is a 17th-century public house in the village of Hail Weston, Cambridgeshire. It is the last remaining pub in the village, and has a long history as a community centre.A number of local traditions revolve around the Royal Oak, including: the annual go-kart races where the street is closed, and homemade push-karts are raced past the pub; an Easter Egg hunt in the pub gardens; the local Heartsease dances that takes place in and outside the pub; the 'onion bowl' where onions smoothed and prepped in the Royal Oak's kitchens were rolled in a variation on ten-pin bowling; the 'egg dump' - a more dramatic version of conkers using eggs; a charity bike ride raising funds for Action Medical Research; a fun run; among other celebrations on national holidays and occasions.The Royal Oak is a grade II listed building with a traditional thatched roof. Inside, the exposed beams and posts have been preserved, as well as the fireplace.In November 2011, the Royal Oak was sold by the Charles Wells Pub Company. On January 1, 2012 it was closed as a pub, and in March 2012 it was put up for auction - but failed to sell. It was auctioned again in May 2012, and again failed to sell.At the same time, a Hail Weston community group formed (the Hail Weston Community Pub Society) to attempt to buy the Royal Oak and run it as a community pub.In January 2013 it was registered as an Asset of Community Value under the Localism Act 2011, and in November 2013 the Hail Weston Community Pub Society made a formal offer for the Royal Oak.To date, the Royal Oak remains on the market but has still yet to sell."@en }
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- The_Royal_Oak,_Hail_Weston abstract "The Royal Oak is a 17th-century public house in the village of Hail Weston, Cambridgeshire. It is the last remaining pub in the village, and has a long history as a community centre.A number of local traditions revolve around the Royal Oak, including: the annual go-kart races where the street is closed, and homemade push-karts are raced past the pub; an Easter Egg hunt in the pub gardens; the local Heartsease dances that takes place in and outside the pub; the 'onion bowl' where onions smoothed and prepped in the Royal Oak's kitchens were rolled in a variation on ten-pin bowling; the 'egg dump' - a more dramatic version of conkers using eggs; a charity bike ride raising funds for Action Medical Research; a fun run; among other celebrations on national holidays and occasions.The Royal Oak is a grade II listed building with a traditional thatched roof. Inside, the exposed beams and posts have been preserved, as well as the fireplace.In November 2011, the Royal Oak was sold by the Charles Wells Pub Company. On January 1, 2012 it was closed as a pub, and in March 2012 it was put up for auction - but failed to sell. It was auctioned again in May 2012, and again failed to sell.At the same time, a Hail Weston community group formed (the Hail Weston Community Pub Society) to attempt to buy the Royal Oak and run it as a community pub.In January 2013 it was registered as an Asset of Community Value under the Localism Act 2011, and in November 2013 the Hail Weston Community Pub Society made a formal offer for the Royal Oak.To date, the Royal Oak remains on the market but has still yet to sell.".
- Q17020164 abstract "The Royal Oak is a 17th-century public house in the village of Hail Weston, Cambridgeshire. It is the last remaining pub in the village, and has a long history as a community centre.A number of local traditions revolve around the Royal Oak, including: the annual go-kart races where the street is closed, and homemade push-karts are raced past the pub; an Easter Egg hunt in the pub gardens; the local Heartsease dances that takes place in and outside the pub; the 'onion bowl' where onions smoothed and prepped in the Royal Oak's kitchens were rolled in a variation on ten-pin bowling; the 'egg dump' - a more dramatic version of conkers using eggs; a charity bike ride raising funds for Action Medical Research; a fun run; among other celebrations on national holidays and occasions.The Royal Oak is a grade II listed building with a traditional thatched roof. Inside, the exposed beams and posts have been preserved, as well as the fireplace.In November 2011, the Royal Oak was sold by the Charles Wells Pub Company. On January 1, 2012 it was closed as a pub, and in March 2012 it was put up for auction - but failed to sell. It was auctioned again in May 2012, and again failed to sell.At the same time, a Hail Weston community group formed (the Hail Weston Community Pub Society) to attempt to buy the Royal Oak and run it as a community pub.In January 2013 it was registered as an Asset of Community Value under the Localism Act 2011, and in November 2013 the Hail Weston Community Pub Society made a formal offer for the Royal Oak.To date, the Royal Oak remains on the market but has still yet to sell.".