Branch meeting
Branch meeting
Social drink and opportunity to help select the beers that should be available at the Woodman Beer Festival
An opportunity to visit some selected pubs in the Tyneside and Northumberland branch areas. Subsidised transport with pickups from convenient points. Contact anne.giles@btconnect.com for details and to reserve a place on the bus
Chance to visit all 8 Dun Cow pubs in the North east CAMRA region.
To secure a place on the bus email annegiles9@aol.co.uk by 31st May
The pubs
Dun Cow Bournmoor Primrose Hill
Dun Cow Dunston Ellison Road
Dun Cow Durham 37 Old Elvet
Dun Cow Jesmond Brandling Village
Dun Cow Seaton The Village
Dun Cow Sedgefield 43 Front Street
Dun Cow Sunderland High Street West
Dun Cow Witton-le-Wear 19 High Street
An opportunity to visit some selected pubs in the Darlington, Cleveland and Sunderland and South Tyneside branch areas. Subsidised transport with pickups from conveneient points. Contact pubsofficer@camradurham.org.uk for details.
Town Pub of the Year presentation will be at 7pm on Wednesday 18th April at the Victoria in Durham.
On Thursday 12th April there's an event jointly organised between CAMRA Durham and SPBW (the Society for the Preservation of Beers from the Wood) at the Wicket Gate in Chester-le-Street. Mark Anderson from Maxim will be there and customers will be invited to pull their own pints from 6 pm. As you may know there are a number of real ale outlets in Chester-le-Street including the Cricket Club, Masonic Hall (all welcome), Butchers Arms and Lambton Worm, so it may prove a good opportunity to see what the town has to offer. The town is well served by buses including the 21/X21 from Durham.
The next presentation will be to the Country Pub of the Year for 2018, the Three Horseshoes at Leamside - the certificate to mark their award will be presented at the pub around 8.00pm on Friday 6th April. To help to celebrate the award, the adjacent micro-brewery, Working Hand