WELCOME
Branch Events
Wednesday 10th August 7.30pm Community
Award Presentation to the Stag and Lantern
Highams Park. Presentation at 8.15pm.
Wednesday 17th August 8.00pm Community
Award Presentation to the Eleanor Arms Bow.
Presentation at 9pm.
Saturday 3rd September Roberts Ramble It
will take place in the Hampstead area.
Planning has now commenced. A detailed
itinerary will be announced shortly.
Whatever avenue your desire takes you
down, whatever the occasion, be assured that
there is a beer for you and acclaimed beer
writer Adrian Tierney-Jones will help you
make the right choice with his selection of
250 of the very best beers in bottle and can
from around these islands. Price £17.99
NEWS
What do the following pub/bars have in
common?, Bistrotheque, 23–27 Wadeson
Street, E2 9DR, Gantry ,40 Celebration
Avenue, E20 1DB, Bourbon, 387 Roman Road
E3 5QR, 40ft Brewery Tap Bootyard, Abbott
Street E8 3DP, Beer Merchants Tap, 99 Wallis
Road E9 5LN.
None have a picture on Whatpub. If you can
help please send us your photograph. A list of
all the pubs is here. A map with all the pubs
plotted on them is here.
Brewery History Society Website.
Back in the day our branch produced a local
newsletter named unsurprisingly enough, Pigs
Ear. Here is the Nov/Dec 1981 edition.
The latest London Drinker is available here.
CAMRA London Pubs Guide.
London Beer & Pub Guide.
Beer Barrels and Brewhouses
Publication on forgotten East End breweries.
See here.
Do you know of any clubs not on this list?
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Down to 157, 613 now due to the pandemic
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drinkers and pub-goers on issues ranging from
protecting pubs from closing down, keeping
the lid on the price of a pint and ensuring there
is fair competition in the beer and pubs
market. CAMRA supports well-run pubs as the
centres of community life and believe their
continued existence play a critical social role
in UK culture.
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