No surprises here: 'Analysis also found that sales of peanut butter and chocolate spread increased last month' - no doubt the result of policy decisions at Hammerton's.
No surprises here: 'Analysis also found that sales of peanut butter and chocolate spread increased last month' - no doubt the result of policy decisions at Hammerton's.
From The Guardian:https://www.theguardian.com/science/...rthed-in-egypt
"At that moment I would have given a kingdom, not for champagne or hock and soda, or hot coffee but for a glass of beer" Marquess Curzon of Kedlestone, Viceroy of India.
No traces of peanuts found at this ancient Egyptian beer factory?Originally Posted by Wittenden
Come On You Hatters!
In ruins, no doubt the result of a failed pyramid selling scheme.
Course not. They'd been snaffled by Hammerton's.
Last edited by Tris39; 14-02-2021 at 16:25.
In the beer garden.
A plague on all your [free] houses!
Interesting feature about the long-closed Wolsington House pub, North Shields here.
A fantastic interior. I once saw a similar ceiling in a pub and assumed it was quite modern. Now I realise that it was probably very early Edwardian.
If in doubt, keep pushing your luck until...
BBC News: Covid: Police call for new boss at Dewsbury pub over rule-breaking at the Woodman Inn, Dewsbury.
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