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| Here are news stories relating to the branch, CAMRA and the Burton brewing scene. If you know of a story we should be featuring here, e-mail us the details... |
| 20th September 2006 |
| Pubs Re-opening in Burton |
As many of you will be aware a number of pubs in Burton are closed or being refurbished, some of the closed pubs may never re-open and some may open again but have lost their character. As for the refurbishments I hope they will be done in good style and sell a range of good beers. We can only wait and see what happens. One thing is for sure if you don't support your local you will loose it. So if a pub near you re-opens or has recently been refurbished I would urge you to go and check it out and give them your support. If you have details of pubs re-opening or being refurbished in your area please email us. Luke Lucas |
| 20th September 2006 |
| The Alfred - Update |
Earlier this year The Alfred, Derby Street, Burton closed amidst many rumors. However, what ever you have heard, the pub has been undergoing extensive refurbishment and will hopefully be opening early October. The new landlord and landlady, Glyn & Helen look forward to welcoming you to the new look Alfred. With the infamous Burton Bridge Ales and good traditional pub food all served in a welcoming atmosphere. For wine lovers there will also be a superb range of good wines available as well as traditional fruit wines. Regular events to include: Quiz Nights, Live Entertainment, Theme Nights and more. With a large private car park & garden area at the rear through the archway at the side of the pub. An opening date has been given and The Alfred will be opening on Monday November 13th. With the new refurbishment fully completed, The Alfred is a lovely place to go for Meal, Nightout or just a pint of Bridge and very well worth the visit. For further details click Here for the Burton Bridge website. |
| 5th October 2006 |
| The Roebuck |
After a period of being closed, The Roebuck, Station Street, Burton has re-opened. Tom & Mel a welcoming young couple from Burton, are aspiring to build up The Roebucks' popularity and restore this pub to it's rightful place in the community. With DBA as a regular ale and weekly guest ales all served in top condition. Light snacks and accommodation are both to be offered as soon as Tom & Mel have settled in, more news of this will follow shortly. Opening from 12pm to 12am and less than two minuets walk from the train station. The Roebuck is a lovely and unusual town pub with plenty of character, often overlooked or just forgotten about, it's good to see it open again and it's well worth a visit. |