WL722/98

Issue including: - Conversion of The Saracen's Head, Bedford into The Orchid, a Thai food and real ale pub; - Feature on The Devonshire Arms, Dudley Street, Bedford; - Renovation of The Headlands, Northampton; - Cask Marque award won by The Anchor, Great Barford and The Duke, Kempston; - Article on food at The Tollemache Arms, Harrington [Northamptonshire] and The Barley Mow, Hartford [Cambridgeshire]; - Article on The Victoria, Bow, East London; - Guide Dogs for the Blind scratchcards etc. to be sold in Charles Wells public houses; - Article on The Royal Oak, Roxton; - Advertising campaign for Bombadier English Premium Ale on St.George's Day; - Managing Director Paul Wells made Fellow of British Institute of Innkeeping; - Cox's Yard, Stratford-upon-Avon [Warwickshire] won Group Travel Ward for "New Attraction for Group Visitors"; - Feature on pub signs and sign painter Mick Gilbert; - Temporary pub - The Shuttleworth Arms - to be opened during Bedfordshire Millennium Festival at Old Warden; - O'Reilly's Irish theme pub, Lowestoft [Suffolk] bidding to be recognised as longest bar in Britain; - Feature on Brewery Rugby Union team; - Result of Charles Wells sponsored Open Fours event for bowling; - Article on family features at The Mulberry Bush, Kempston, The Sondes Arms, Rockingham [Leicestershire] and The Viking, Rushden [Northamptonshire]

Summer 1999

From: 1999 To: 1999

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Wells, Paul,
British Institute of Innkeeping,
Guide Dogs for the Blind,
Gilbert, Michael

Bedford Saracens Head, St.Paul's Square, Bedford Devonshire Arms, Charles Wells Limited, food, Bedford Orchid, Kempston Duke, Harrington Tollemache Arms, Northampton Headlands, Great Barford Anchor, Hartford Barley Mow, Bow Victoria, Guide Dogs for the Blind, gambling, Roxton Royal Oak, saints days, sign painter, Millennium, Lowestoft O'Reillys, Rugby Union, Bedford RUFC, ten pin bowling, Kempston Mulberry Bush, Rockingham Sondes Arms, Rushden Viking, BEDFORD, Bedford St.Paul's Square, Bedford Dudley Street, Northampton, Northampton Longland Road, GREAT BARFORD, Great Barford High Street, KEMPSTON, Kempston Woburn Road, Harrington, Harrington High Street, Hartford [Cambridgeshire], Bow, Bethnal Green, Bow Grove Road, ROXTON, Roxton High Street, Rockingham, Stratford-upon-Avon Cox's Yard, Stratford-upon-Avon, OLD WARDEN, Lowestoft, Kempston Southfields Road, Rushden, Rushden Grangeway