NEWS FOR AUGUST 2008
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| 21-Aug-2008 | SPITFIRE EIGHT-PACKS RAISE MONEY FOR RAF VETERANS' CHARITY Spitfire Premium Kentish Ale is to be sold in a limited edition eight pack around September's Battle of Britain week, with sales raising money for the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund. | |||
| 13-Aug-2008 | FAVERSHAM FESTIVAL CELEBRATES GOLDEN DAYS OF HOP HARVEST The 17th Faversham Hop Festival brings a feast of food and drink to the medieval brewing town, and celebrates the days when 100,000 Londoners would take their annual working holiday bringing in the harvest from the hop fields of Kent. | |||
| 13-Aug-2008 | WALNUT TREE HOSTS BANK HOLIDAY FUN IN ALDINGTON The Walnut Tree, at Aldington, is at the heart of a day of bank holiday fun in which intrepid soap box racers risk life and limb plunging down Forge Hill, Aldington, to raise money for charity. | |||
| 12-Aug-2008 | AWARD-WINNING BRENDAN FINDS A PLACE IN THE SUN Brendan McBride, who won the top prize in last year's Shepherd Neame Pub Awards, has been appointed manager of The Sun Inn in Faversham. | |||
| 11-Aug-2008 | SHEPHERD NEAME CREATES SPECIAL ALE FOR FOLK WEEK Singing is one of the more enjoyable ways to work up a thirst and, with that in mind, Britain's oldest brewer has created a refreshing traditional ale to celebrate Broadstairs Folk Week. | |||
| 5-Aug-2008 | SHEPHERD NEAME LAUNCHES NEW ALE - CANTERBURY JACK Shepherd Neame is launching a new on-trade beer aimed at ale-lovers across the UK. | |||
| 4-Aug-2008 | SHEPHERD NEAME PUB COOKS 'MEALS ON WHEELS' FOR VILLAGERS A pub in one of England's most caring villages is providing 'meals-on-wheels' for the community's elderly and infirm residents. | |||
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