NEWS FOR JANUARY 2005
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| 26-Jan-2005 | LOTS MORE ROOM AT BROMLEY INN AFTER REFURBISHMENT Community pub The Anglesey Arms in Palace Road, Bromley has re-opened following a £146,500 refurbishment by independent Kent brewers Shepherd Neame. | |||
| 20-Jan-2005 | BISHOPS FLOCK TO FAVERSHAM BREWERY 15 Anglican Bishops from around the world, last week (Wednesday 19 January 2005) visited the Faversham Brewery - home of Bishops Finger Strong Kentish Ale. | |||
| 14-Jan-2005 | BREWERY'S PUB INVESTMENT BENEFITS SHEERNESS COMMUNITY Town centre community pub The Royal Hotel, Sheerness has re-opened following a £31,000 refurbishment by Britain's oldest brewer Shepherd Neame. | |||
| 12-Jan-2005 | GREAT VALUE GETAWAYS WITH KENT BREWER'S 'ONLINE BOOKING' Britain's oldest brewer Shepherd Neame has unveiled a series of special online booking offers to coincide with the launch of its new 2005 Kent accommodation guide and online booking service, making a New Year getaway both easy and affordable. Prospective guests can now check availablity and book a stay at one of 15 Kentish inns at www.shepherdneame.co.uk | |||
| 11-Jan-2005 | SHEPHERD NEAME INVESTS £300,000 IN LICENSING ACT SUPPORT PACKAGE FOR LICENSEES Shepherd Neame has launched a £300,000 programme preparing its licensees to meet the requirements of the new Licensing Act. | |||
| 5-Jan-2005 | SHEPHERD NEAME BEER BUS IS PACKED WITH SPIT-FIREPOWER Independent Kent brewer Shepherd Neame has launched a 1,000 pph (pints per hour) beer bus, which will be slaking thirsts at outdoor events across the south-east throughout 2005. | |||
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