NEWS FOR MAY 2007
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| 25-May-2007 | NORTHERN TAVERN RE-OPENS WITH A SMART NEW LOOK The Northern Tavern in Ditchling Road, Brighton, has re-opened following a £90,000 refurbishment by Britain's oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame. | |||
| 22-May-2007 | SHEPHERD NEAME THANKED FOR SUPPORTING KM BIG QUIZ Geraldine Allinson, the chairman of the Kent Messenger Media group, presented an engraved salver to Jonathan Neame, chief executive of Shepherd Neame, as a thank you for the brewery's continued support for the KM Big Quiz. | |||
| 11-May-2007 | HUNGER FOR GLORY AT FAVERSHAM FOOD AND DRINK OLYMPICS The search is on for athletes who are hungry for glory to take part in the Faversham Food and Drink Olympics, part of the town's annual Faversham Food and Drink Festival. | |||
| 9-May-2007 | FAVERSHAM HOP FESTIVAL STEAMS INTO ACTION The ancient brewing town of Faversham celebrates its colourful past with the 16th Faversham Hop Festival on Saturday 1 September and Sunday 2 September, incorporating the best of local fare and some real treats for steam train enthusiasts. | |||
| 8-May-2007 | WARM WELCOME FOR ALL AS SHEPHERD NEAME PUBS PREPARE FOR SMOKE-FREE FUTURE With just two months to go until the enforcement of the smoking ban in England, Britain's oldest brewer Shepherd Neame is well-advanced with its plans to have developed 200 of its pub gardens by July 1. Over £3million will have been invested in external facilities at its 380-strong pub estate by September, ensuring smoking customers are not left out in the cold. | |||
| 2-May-2007 | SHEPHERD NEAME SUPPORTS CRABBLE CORN MILL BEER FESTIVAL Shepherd Neame is supporting the third annual Crabble Corn Mill beer festival, held on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 May at River near Dover. | |||
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