The Grosvenor Park Hotel stood at the corner of Foregate Street and City Road. Together with the Ring o' Bells and the nearby Queen's Head, it was demolished to make way for the Inner Ring Road. Their site is now occupied by the Grosvenor Court offices and the City Road roundabout.
The Grosvenor Park was popularly known as Dick Scott's. Its landlord in 1942 was E J H Scott. It is seen above in a derelict condition just before it was demolished and below in happier times, decked out for King George VI's Coronation Day in 1937. You can learn more about the old pub and its occupants here.