A bridge too far?Originally Posted by Farway
A bridge too far?
A North Yorkshire scrap dealer, I should imagine.
And you can really taste the hops!
this story on the same page as the bridge,
http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/8883...earoom/?ref=mr
I'd probably never even get as far as the Maltings if this opens.
That looks amazing. How wonderful, I could satisfy two of my interest in such an establishment! Unfortunately, York is far too far away from me.
Wow! Fantastic news, if it comes off. What a start to York.
'And where he supped the past lived still. And where he sipped the glass brimmed full' John Barleycorn, Carol Ann Duffy.
could be a great start and finish to a visit to York
"Do I know where hell is? hell is in hello"
York Tap
This is great news. I get to the Sheffield Tap each visit to Sheffield, and sometimes a quick dash changing trains, and have been to the interesting building housing Euston Tap too.
Will be in York later this month so will see what is happening, and again when their beer festival is on in September, so if they open on time should manage a visit then.
Ok, it's not today's random news, but it was news (to me) last night.
Along with the unvisited Brewery Tap, another reason to revisit Ipswich.
Btw, anyone heading there from London should note potential savings by split-ticketing via Manningtree (without changing train).
St Jude's
Brewery Tavern
"The cost of a pint has DOUBLED in the last 20 years from £1.40 to nearly £3. "
Howls of outrage, all Labour's fault, blame the bankers, greedy brewers, or whatever the Bun's agenda is today.
They could have said the in the previous 20 years to that a pint went up from around 1/9d to £1.40, near a 20 fold increase. Far more impressive.
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