Simone Brown appointed head of people at Brakspear
Simone Brown has been selected as the head of people and will now work primarily within the 10-strong Honeycomb Houses ...
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New Brakspear’s Giving Back scheme to focus charity support on bees and local causes
IT'S FAMOUS for its Honey Bee ale, and now a brewer is preparing to do more to protect the insects ...
Wargrave pub encourages dry January, as Brakspear offers an alcohol-free ale trail
ANYONE with a hangover today may be contemplating giving up alcohol and joining in the dry January challenge. And a ...
Charvil and Wargrave pubs scoop awards and cash prizes
MYSTERY shoppers have given a vote of confidence to the new landlords of a popular Charvil pub. The team behind ...
Golfers invited to sign up to golf day at Henley
GOLF fans can tee off over a pint at their local. The annual Brakspear Golf Day on April 26, is ...
GALLERY: Take a look at the new-improved Dog and Duck in Emmbrook
AN EMMBROOK pub has been given a new lease of life after a receiving a makeover. The Dog and Duck ...
Dog & Duck to reopen after two-week refurbishment
An Emmbrook inn is preparing to reopen its doors after an extensive refurbishment programme. The Dog & Duck on Matthewsgreen ...
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