Mayor raises his glass to crowdfunding campaign aimed at helping people with additional needs to become brewers
THE MAYOR of Reading was among those toasting a new initiative aimed at helping people with additional needs become master ...
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Reading’s Double Barrelled Brewery celebrates its fourth birthday with a party in a brewery (and yes, they can organise it very well, thank you)
Double Barrelled Beers will welcome customers at the event where pride of place will be an all-new birthday brew, just ...
Double Barrelled Brewery holding indie market on Sunday
A CHANCE to browse with a brew is coming to Tilehurst this weekend, thanks to Double Barrelled Brewery.
Loddon Brewery hosts special Hallowe’en party this Sunday
A SPOOKY celebration will be held at Loddon Brewery for families this Sunday. The Reading-based tap yard, at Dunsden Green ...
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