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Award detaiIs inside pIus Amber VaIIey eer FestivaI and Mucb More..
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he 36th Derby City
Charter 8eer IestivaI
has now passed and we
are starting to turn our
attention to the 37th in
2014. 8ut before we
cIose the door on this
great event Iet us have a
Iook at what reaIIy
happened between the
10th 1uIy and the 14th
1uIy 2013 in the Market
PIace, Derby.
At l8:30 as the fanfare
played, the Mayor of Derby,
Pareed Hussaln, together
wlth our own 8eer Klng
opened the festlval to the
general publlc and ln you
came. As the door totals
went past l000 we knew we
had somethlng speclal on
our hands. Of course the
marquee had been standlng
ln the Market Place for
nearly a week and wlth the
weather also gettlng lnto
the splrlt of thlngs we
should not have been
surprlsed. So records were
broken as you trled the
beers ln the marquee and
lnslde the Assembly Pooms.
The pace was kept up on
Thursday as entertalnment
was provlded by Padlo Mary,
The Herron 8rothers and the
8lack Plg 8order Morrls
troop. Desplte the
temperatures lnslde the
Assembly Pooms, the
brewery bars from
Mulrhouse, Pullers, 8lue
Monkey and Tltanlc took
some brlsk trade. Do not
worry, the refurblshment of
the Assembly Pooms wlll
lnclude new alr condltlonlng
Movlng lnto Prlday there
was no quenchlng your
thlrst as the contlnental beer
made thelr way through
2464 bottles (not all on
Prlday!). The contlnental
beer on tap also proved
popular wlth 2l0 lltres belng
consumed over the perlod
of the festlval - that ls
around 360 plnts ln old
money.
8y the end of Prlday's
entertalnment from Shamus
O'8llvlon, Peverb and the
Herron 8rothers, thlngs had
gone so well ln the marquee
that we started to call on our
reserves - ok we admlt, you
had all but drunk us dry. we
dld not need the
Thunderblrd qulte, but wlth
worklng untll 2am
restocklng beer and then
startlng agaln at 6am the
next mornlng, we opened
Saturday wlth a further 5600
plnts. Speclal thanks go to
Danclng Duck,
Leatherbrltches, 8ablngton
Arms, Mr Grundys, wentwell,
who were our Thunderblrds.
Saturday was a llttle calmer
but we stlll saw huge
numbers passlng through
our doors and en[oylng the
Lyed Pox and Plp |t Up took
you through the mldday
sesslon and on lnto the
afternoon, wlth 1olnt
Honours and the Legendary
Steamlng |zaacs and the
8ackllne 8lues 8and taklng
up the evenlng's
entertalnment. Lrm yes the
ooops!
wlth 8lues Town helplng us
all to wlnd down and
recount the 36th Derby Clty
Charter Summer 8eer
Pestlval and what a huge
success lt had been. The taps
pumps set to rest, the shlves
and keystones sealed and
slghed,. All ln all we had sold
336l3 plnts (glve or take a
few) of real ale over the four
days - agaln a new record. A
staggerlng l0,227 had
passed through our doors -
yes also a record. et
our volunteers saw the
whole festlval taken down
by wednesday. Now a
memory but we wlll be back
wlth the 37th ln 1uly 20l4.
And of course do not forget
the wlnter Pestlval ln 20l4
whlch wlll host the CAMPA
Natlonal wlnter Ales Pestlval.
Prom all ln Derby CAMPA
our greatest thanks go to all
who came and made thls a
record breaklng year.
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It's been a busy year so far for
Derby CAMRA botb presenting
and receiving awards.
|t all started wlth the Pub of the ear
Awards (see Ldltlon l49) whlch saw
the Lxeter Arms take the Clty Pub of
the ear and the Poyal Oak at
Ockbrook the Country Pub of the
ear. we then went on to present the
Alvaston (See photo front page top
rlght) wlth the runner-up belng the
8rltlsh Leglon Club ln Allenton.
The Derby CAMPA wlnter 8eer
Pestlval at the Poundhouse then
chlpped ln presentlng two awards
voted for by thelr customers. The
8eer of the Pestlval went to Shlny
8rewery of Derby for thelr
exceptlonal New world (See photo
front page bottom rlght - Pedro
Menon of Shlny 8rewery accepts the
award from Chalr of the Pest, Gllllan
wllllams). whlle Clder of the Pestlval
went to local Morley cldermakers,
Three Cats (See photo front page top
left - Sue & Chrls Pogers of Three Cats
accept the award from Natlonal
Lxecutlve member, 1ullan Hough
plctured ln the centre of the photo).
Plnally May saw the 2nd ear of the
Derby & Amber valley Mlld Trall wlth
the Purnace taklng the 8est Mlld Pub
ln Derby for the number and quallty
the month (See photo on thls page -
Luke & Kelly of the Purnace accept
the award). whlle Mr Grundys took
the runner-up spot (See photo on
thls page - Plchard and Matt of Mr
Grundy's accept the award).
|t hasn't all been about glvlng
though as Derby CAMPA where
pleased to recelve a Membershlp
|nltlatlve Award at thls year's
Natlonal CAMPA Members weekend
and AGM that was held ln Norwlch
(See photo front page bottom left -
Tlm wllllams former Membershlp
Secretary of Derby CAMPA recelves
the award from Natlonal Lxecutlve
Member, Kelth Spencer).
we congratulate all those that
recelved thls year's awards and look
forward to presentlng a few more
over the comlng months.
Caretb Stead -
Derby CAMRA Cbairman.
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ou may not be aware, but at tbe end
of 1uIy Derbysbire gained its tbird
micro-pub witb tbe opening of tbe
Muirbouse rewery 7ap on Soutb Street
in IIkeston joining tbe aIready
estabIisbed MarIpooI rewery AIe
House, MarIpooI and tbe LittIe Cbester
AIebouse in Derby. 7be rewery 7ap bas
a singIe Iarge room witb a bar at one end
serving four cask conditioned aIes and a
reaI cider. No music, no fruit macbines,
no teIevisions, just great atmospberel In
tbe sometimes excessive bub-bub of
IIkeston, an oasis of caIm and reIaxation.
of a mlcro-pub ls a llttle unclear and lt
could be argued that the Lngllsh language
does not yet support the concept, but
some polnts are clear. Mlcro-pubs are small
uncompllcated terms and concentratlng
on servlng good cask ale and real clder. The
8utcher's Arms ln Herne, Kent ls attrlbuted
pub ln 8rltaln and many of the concepts of
what a mlcro-pub ls has come from there.
The phrase K|S-K|S "Keep |t Small - Keep |t
Slmple" ln some parts sums up the
concept, but lt ls the atmosphere that
makes mlcro-pubs so speclal for those of us
who frequent pubs.
Of course we are all aware of the orlgln of
the name 'pub' as a shortenlng of publlc
house, but ln modern tlmes we forget that
lt really was a house for the general publlc.
Thls was where people went to ln the
evenlngs (typlcally) to relax and soclallse
wlth thelr nelghbourhood. The modern
pubs wlth thelr large rooms, food avallable
all day, plped muslc and televlslon screens
llberally spaced around the place have lost
much of the orlglnal tradltlons of a publlc
house. whlle thls ls not a crltlclsm, slmply
progress, mlcro-pubs can be seen to be
house. A place to relax, and soclallse wlth
your nelghbours - a publlc front room lf
you llke.
8rewery Ale House opened ln 20l0 ln a
ln Marlpool near Heanor. ou can easlly
walk past the pub thlnklng lt ls stlll a
terrace house, but lt ls well worth seeklng
out, though lt does have very restrlcted
openlng hours. A small two
roomed establlshment, the bar ltself
appears to take up half the total space
domlnated by the Marlpool brewery, but
that ls no bad thlng.
the Llttle Chester Ale House, opened ln
Derby over-looklng Chester Green, an
ldylllc part of Derby a short dlstance from
the town centre. The corner premlses ln
part of a terrace, was formally a dry-
cleaners before belng converter to lts
present use. A long slngle room
punctuated by the bar to glve some "hlde-
aways", remlnlscent of the old snugs. The
pub ls connected to the wentwell brewery,
also of Derby. The cask condltloned ales
from wentwell are compllmented by a
varylng range of beers from across the
country.
products ln an uncompllcated atmosphere
that promotes relaxatlon and conversatlon.
|n our busy hlgh speed world thls ls surely
what the doctor orders. So seek them out,
relax and en[oy.
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September wiII see tbe
pubIication of tbe 2014
CAMRA Cood eer
Cuide, a hefty tome of
nearly one thousand
pages. |n stark contrast,
ln l974 was monochrome
and [ust 96 pages sllm.
There were no pubs llsted
for Scotland, wlth
Derbyshlre havlng l8
pubs (no brewerles) and
descrlptlons were sparse,
lndeed none exlstent ln
some cases! |n the
lntervenlng years the
Derby CAMPA branch
area has dlmlnlshed
owlng to the creatlon of
varlous branches and
sub-branches, leavlng [ust
8 pubs featured ln '74
extant today. Derby
Drlnker despatched Paul
Glbson to see how these
pubs have falred.
|n Derby, the xeter
Arms was descrlbed as
"smalllsh" wlth the
Glbbons pulllng plnts of
hand drawn Draught 8ass
and servlng wholesome
food that merlted Good
Pood Gulde recognltlon.
Orlglnally, the lnterlor
comprlsed of the area
lmmedlately ln front of
the bar servery, and the
snug, but the knocklng
through lnto two
tradltlonally furnlshed
rooms and the acqulsltlon
of the cottage next door
render "smalllsh" as
obsolete. well-kept
Danclng Duck beers and
an lmaglnatlve food
menu have culmlnated ln
Martln Poper and Denlse
Sage recelvlng the
coveted Derby CAMPA
Pub of the ear award ln
20l3. 7be Horse and
Croom, Parker Street, ls
unrecognlsable from the
small, mld terrace lnn on
Llms Street that has
morphed lnto a spaclous
corner house followlng
the acqulsltlon of two
ad[olnlng propertles.
Draught 8ass has always
been the staple here, and
ls augmented by a
changlng cholce of guest
beers. ou can see great
llve bands for free on
Saturday nlghts and,
happlly, the Groom ls
20l3 Good 8eer Gulde
llsted. 7be Noab's Ark
was opposlte the hugely
popular Morledge market
whlch, when lt closed,
caused conslderable
consternatlon amongst
Derbelans. Home Ales
(Nottlngham) brewery
years ago but current
custodlan, Poppy, has
admlnlstered a deep
clean to the cosy tavern,
and the central servery
has Draught 8ass rubblng
shoulders wlth a couple
of guests, one of whlch
was Adnam's 8roadslde
at| l lst |alart.
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on my vlslt. 8rewers' Tudor
ls promlnent lnslde and
out, and the photographs
and hlstorlcal lnformatlon
dlsplayed come courtesy
of the local studles llbrary.
Thls attractlve pub ls
dolng nlcely, thank you,
on wet trade alone, so
why not call ln and see for
yourself! 8ack ln '74, the
Nottingbam Arms ln
was a falrly baslc 8ass
house, slnce when lt has
been renamed the
FIorence NigbtingaIe
and a slngle storey
extenslon has been
added. The pub ls
prlmarlly a nlght tlme
venue and ls closed from
Monday to wednesday
lncluslve, unfortunately
thls colnclded wlth my
vlslt but external slgnage
lndlcates that Marston's
Pedlgree ls avallable.
The Cate, rassington,
had had Charles
Castledlne at the helm for
3l years by the tlme the
the press. Thls
characterful Marston's
house, wlth vlews to dle
for, now has three rooms
lnstead of two and, on
recent evldence, stlll
Pedlgree, together wlth a
brace of guests from the
Marston's stable. Charles
was a guest of Derby
CAMPA when the branch
toured Marston's brewery
ln l976.
|n the late l8thC 1ames
8rlndley's Grand Trunk
Canal made the lnland
port of SbardIowso busy
that lt was dubbed "Llttle
Llverpool" and, today, half
a dozen pubs have
survlved. The Marston's
house, the Dog and
Duck, has Pedlgree, LPA
and a wychwood beer
complementlng a
comprehenslve food
corner house has a huge
garden and the cavernous
lnterlor wlth photographs
of the Trent and Mersey
Canal, as lt's known now,
bears llttle resemblance to
lts orlglnal self. Purther
along London Poad ls the
former Home Ales house,
the Sbakespeare, whlch
8ombardler. Slnce '74 a
restaurant has been
added to the rear and a
large garden wlth mature
trees has plenty to amuse
chlldren.
publlshed, WiIIington
had no rallway statlon nor
marlna but, close to these
facllltles, a clutch of three
pubs has survlved and
prospered partly owlng to
the masslve Toyota car
manufactory nearby.
when | called at the
Rising Sun lt was ln the
throes of extenslve
redecoratlon and | was
pleased to hear that the
separate rooms wlll
remaln lntact. Thls ls a
Marston's house of some
antlqulty wlth Pedlgree,
Slngle Hop (Lndeavour)
and 1ennlngs Hlgh Spy all
vylng for attentlon.
|t says somethlng for the
quallty of the orlglnal 8
Good 8eer Gulde pubs
that they are all tradlng
today after three
recesslons and a hefty
hlke ln on-trade taxatlon.
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CAMRA's 28tb
NationaI
reweriana
Auction
Lver fancled ownlng a sllce of
brewlng hlstory! Then CAMPA's
Natlonal 8rewerlana Auctlon ls
[ust the thlng. Peturnlng to
8urton on Trent's Town Hall on
Saturday 6th October, lt agaln
promlses over l50 lnterestlng
auctlon lots, everythlng from
mlrrors to trays, wall slgns,
|f you have never been to the
Natlonal 8rewerlana Auctlon
before, the auctlon ls great fun
to take part ln and ls an
opportunlty to get some great
bargalns plus many of the ltems
on sale can appreclate ln value.
And, of course, llke any CAMPA
event, there ls some good beer
on sale all day.
The event starts at llam wlth
the opportunlty to vlew the lots
and browse the brewerlana
stands that wlll also be there.
The event ls belng launched by
the Mayor of 8urton followed
by blddlng startlng at l2.30pm.
Lntrance ls by catalogue (2.50),
avallable on the day, or 3.50 ln
advance, by post from 8lll
Austln: 0l923 2ll654
(answerphone) or
baustlnQsupanet.com. |f you
can't get there, postal blds are
accepted, [ust contact 8lll.
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DId eII Cbimes again
As reported ln the last Derby Drlnker the Old
8ell on Sadler Gate ln Derby ls now open or at
least the Tudor 8ar at the rear ls servlng 3 real
ales from local brewerles. The pub ls an absolute
gem and was ln danger of belng lost forever so
lt's nlce to see lt belng lovlngly and
palnstaklngly restored and brought back to llfe.
As well as the Tudor 8ar, the Tea Pooms are now
open and future addltlons lnclude a front and
upstalrs bar overlooklng the dellghtful
CoIden agIe 7akes FIigbt
Another Derby pub we reported on last tlme ls
now open as well, the Golden Lagle on Agard St
whlch has been refurbed by the newly set up
Tltan 8rewery. |ts strlklng external appearance
covered by artwork whlch deplcts Derby's past
ls complemented by slmllar lnslde wlth old
plctures and artlfacts donated by the local
communlty. The pub has undergone many
gulses ln recent tlmes and was another ln
danger of belng lost forever so lt's nlce to see lt
open agaln servlng up to 6 Peal Ales lncludlng
belng the only outlet for Tltan 8rewery beers.
Wbite Horse set to CaIIop
The whlte Horse on the Morledge ln Derby has
undergone a 270k refurblshment wlth an
attractlve drlnklng area outslde at the rear, and
real ale wlll once agaln be glven the prlorlty lt
deserves. The clty centre pub has had
somethlng of a chequered hlstory wlth name
changes and a knocked through lnterlor. |t dld,
however, en[oy a golden spell ln the 1ohn
8arnes' era of the mld 80s, when lt served
lmpeccable Ansells' Mlld and |nd Coope Draught
8urton Ale.
Pub & CIub of tbe Year
announced as thls year's CAMPA Derbysbire
Pub of tbe Year
competltlon from other Derbyshlre pubs
lncludlng Derby's Lxeter Arms. The pub was
taken over by Splre 8rewery after a perlod of
closure and now sells l2 real ales from Splre and
guests, l2 real clders/perrles and a selectlon of
comfortable surroundlngs wlth good value food
and drlnk and hosts regular charlty events as
well as popular beer festlvals. And ln a notable
Club has been named as CAMPA Derbyshlre
Club of the ear.
LocaIs bid to save tbe Iast pub
in tbe ViIIage
After the recent troubles at the whlte Post,
Stanley Common reported ln the last Derby
Drlnker, locals ln amford, Derbyshlre are
blddlng to save thelr pub, tbe AngIers Rest
after lt too was threatened wlth closure. As part
of the campalgn, the pub has been reglstered as
an Asset of Communlty value under the
Locallsm Act whlch glves local people the power
to stop the clock when a pub goes up for sale
glvlng them slx months to prepare a bld and
was formed ln 8amford and has so far ralsed
almost half of the asklng prlce and ls hopeful of
ralslng the rest. Llz Marshall, a member of the
soclety told CAMPA that: "Our vlslon ls to create
a famlly frlendly, welcomlng atmosphere selllng
sourced food". we wlsh them well and any other
group trylng to save thelr local and lf you want
any further lnformatlon on the CAMPA 'Llst your
Local' campalgn please vlslt
http://www.camra.org.uk/llstyourlocal.
Nottingbam eer FestivaI
Nottlngham's CAMPA Pobln Hood 8eer Pestlval
returns to Nottlngham Castle, rlght ln the clty
centre, once agaln thls year. The dates are Wed
9tb to Sat 12tb Dctober. A wlde range of real
real clders and perrles. Advance tlckets are now
on sale and more detalls can be found at
www.nottlnghamcamra.org
OlJ 8ell
CclJen lole
Sadly the Amber valley CAMPA
Plpley Pall Ale Pestlval that has
been held at the 8utterley
Statlon for the past 3 years has
been forced to move. The success
of the festlval has meant that lt
has outgrown the 8utterley slte,
plus costs have escalated to
extent that a move was
lnevltable. After much searchlng
for a sultable slte wlthln the
Amber valley CAMPA
boundarles, the 8owls Hall at
Alfreton Lelsure Centre, Church
St. Alfreton was chosen.
Thls means that the festlval ls
now called The Amber valley
CAMPA 8eer and Clder Pestlval.
Thls slte does not have the
amblance of the rallway statlon,
but has the advantage of heated
seatlng and tables for over 500,
all facllltles under one roof and
no mud!! |t ls also very handy for
both bus and traln statlons and
has a large car park. The 8owls
Hall ls not a gymnaslum room of
lelsure centre festlvals, but has a
much lower celllng, far better
acoustlcs and 2 stages for
entertalnment ln the evenlngs.
There wlll be even more excellent
beers than last year, more clders
and perrles, plus wlne, soft drlnks
and snacks avallable.
The beer llst wlll be avallable to
vlew on the Amber valley CAMPA
webslte closer to the festlval
date. 8eers of all types and styles
wlll be sourced from all over the
country, only the creme de la
creme of beers and clders wlll be
purchased for your delectatlon.
New 20l3 commemoratlve
glasses wlth l/3 and plnt llnes
wlll be avallable as tankards or
stemmed as ln prevlous years,
these are sponsored by The 8lack
8ulls Head, Openwoodgate,
8elper, the Amber valley Pub of
the ear. Hlre glasses wlll also be
avallable agaln on sale or return.
Hot & cold food wlll be avallable
at all sesslons, wlth a hog roast
on Prlday and Saturday.
The daytlme sesslons wlll be
muslc free, and a qulet room ls
avallable for those who prefer to
chat durlng the evenlng
entertalnment. Talklng of whlch
thls year's llne-up ls second to
none wlth a fantastlc array of
bands over the three days.
Thursday evenlng wlll see 8lue
blues, gospel and folk ln a mlx of
orlglnal songs and strlklng
reworklngs of classlcs. Prlday wlll
then wltness who trlbute, who's
Next supported by 1unctlon and
Saturday wlll be the mlghty
Polllng Stones trlbute, Pollln
Stoned supported by the
Almaboobles.
|t ls strongly advlsed that you
buy advance tlckets for Prlday &
Saturday evenlngs, to ensure
admlsslon. Prlday & Saturday
evenlng tlckets are avallable from
local pubs, or from the Amber
valley CAMPA web slte
www.ambervalleycamra.org.uk
Tlckets are not needed for any
other sesslons. we also stlll need
can spare some tlme then e-mall
07828 l9 77 95.
we are sure the festlval wlll be
[ust as en[oyable ln lts new
locatlon as ln prevlous years and
we look forward to welcomlng
you to the event.
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Amber Valley CAMRA
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0lary
The September 8ranch
Meetlng wlll be at the
vlctorla, Alfreton , whlle ln
October we are at the Old
Klngs Head, 8elper, wlth
both meetlngs startlng at
8pm. The September
Survey 7rip wlll be on the
21st, and wlll vlslt pubs ln
Denby, Kllburn and Horsley
woodhouse, whlle the
October trlp wlll be on the
19tb, golng to
Openwoodgate and other
pubs on the outsklrts of
8elper. There wlll be a free
bus for both trlps departlng
from Plpley Market Place at
7:30pm, and plcklng up ln
other places by
arrangement. To book
contact 1ane wallls on 0l773
745966.
Amber valley CAMPA wlll run
a Clder Trall between
October lst and November
3rd, whlch ls open to any
pub ln the area prepared to
sell at least one Peal clder or
Perry durlng that perlod. Any
pubs wlshlng o take part
need to contact 8ranch
Chalrman Chrls Pogers.
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12tb-15tb
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FestivaI September 26tb-
29tb: November 7tb-10tb
New Inn, Riddings eer
FestivaI Dctober 3rd-6tb
Pub News
The Greenhlll Tavern,
Plddlngs, has been
refurblshed, and ls now
selllng Peal Ale.
Amber valley
Long Servlce Awards
These days lt's not unusual
for a tenanted pub to change
hands falrly often, and some
pubs ln Amber valley have
done so three or more tlmes
ln [ust over a year. So, when
we dlscovered that a couple
of our landlords had been
tenants at thelr pubs for over
l5 years, whlle three of the
pubs ln the 8ranch area had
been owned by the same
people for a lengthy perlod
of tlme, we declded to
honour them by presentlng
thelr long servlce.
presented at the end of 1uly,
and we hlred a mlnl bus to
award went to Steve and Llsa
Cresswell at the eebive,
RipIey, who have owned the
pub slnce l993. Next, lt was
the turn of Graham and Lynn
Plsher, who have been
Hanson's and now Greene
Klng, at the New Inn,
Riddings for almost 20 years.
we then moved on to the
Ceorge, Lower Hartsbay,
where Phll and Lynn Pawson
have been behlnd the bar,
nowadays as owners, for l6
years. The next port of call
was the HoIIy usb,
Makeney. The 8ush has
been owned by 1ohn 8llble
for over 30 years, and
although 1ohn no longer
serves behlnd the bar he has
ensured that the pub has
been run to a hlgh standard
from the day he bought lt, so
we declded to honour hlm
the day went to Slmon and
Annle Pawson, tenants at the
Pear 7ree, RipIey for over l6
years and, llke the New |nn,
beglnnlng wlth Hardy
Hanson's and now Greene
Klng.
Mlld Trall
Presentatlons
The Amber valley Mlld Trall
wlnners for 20l3 are the
Hunters Arms, Kllburn, who
narrowly beat [olnt runners
up the Thorn Tree,
walngroves and 20l2
wlnners the 8eehlve to take
mark the achlevement were
presented to all three
pubs durlng 1uly.
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irstIy, thanks to aII you cider and
perry drinkers who came to this
year's Derby Summer IestivaI,
braved the heat in the marquee and
drunk more cider and perry than
has ever before been consumed at a
singIe event in Derby! You drunk
some 4,400 pints from cider makers
situated throughout the country.
One of the main distinctions in cider
circIes is between 7raditionaI cider
/ perry, generaIIy made in the west
of the country form appIe and pear
purpose and therefore not good to
eat (they are generaIIy high in
tannin, making them taste bitter).
7his is contrasted with astern
Counties cider which is made from
cooking and eating appIes.
Some purlsts wlll tell you that the
only clder worth drlnklng ls of the
tradltlonal varlety and they have a
polnt, the very best clders and perrles
usually come from the tradltlonal
areas. Nevertheless, wlth [udlclous
blendlng of the avallable frult Lastern
Countles clders can be more than
acceptable. My own vlew ls that an
Lastern Countles perry, made from
eatlng pears [ust doesn't work, stlll,
thls ls not a problem slnce such pears
can go lnto the clder. Perhaps l0 -
l5% pears llghtens and softens the
clder, so all the avallable frult can be
put to good use.
The clder bar at Derby does sell a
preponderance of tradltlonal clders
but slnce Derby ls ln the Last
Mldlands ([ust) lt seems reasonable
clders too. Three Cats ls one such
clder slnce lt ls normally made from
very local frult. 8ecause of the
dlabollcal summer last year and
consequent lack of local frult, Cat was
boosted wlth some tradltlonal clder
frult from Herefordshlre. Thls resulted
ln a darker and, arguably a more full
bodled clder than usual, not qulte
what some customers expected, stlll,
lf we get a decent summer lt wlll be
back to normal next year.
A trawl through the Last of Lngland
took us to vlslt some fasclnatlng clder
makers. At 8radgate Park,
Lelcestershlre there ls Charnwood
Clder, made by Pob Clough. Pob ls a
Park Panger as well as a clder maker.
Hls clder ls dry, frulty and very
refreshlng. The operatlon ls small
scale so the outlets tend to be very
local, well worth a drlnk lf you come
across lt. Also ln Lelcestershlre, at
Cross Parm, Hallaton ls 8ottle Klcklng
Clder, made by Pob Morton. Thls ls a
very lmpresslve setup and Pob clearly
lntends to make an lmpresslon on the
clder scene. |t ls made from a mlxture
of local and clder frult. Clder and
Perry are made there, both were
well recelved at the Pestlval.
Purther away at Streatham,
run by Charles Poberts. Charles ralses
plgs and cattle as well as maklng
clder, an ldeal comblnatlon slnce the
pressed frult makes a hlghly
nutrltlous anlmal feed, and they love
eatlng lt! Porkers Snout, medlum
appears only occaslonally ln thls area
but wlll be avallable at Peterborough
8eer Pestlval ln October. Our travels
Norfolk. Thls appears to be an
unllkely outpost for clder maklng, but
extenslve orchards have been
planted and some good clder, both
eastern countles and tradltlonal ls
made there. Sampllng and takeaways
are avallable from Stearmans ard, ln
the centre of wells.
The next blg clder event ln Derby wlll
be at the Natlonal wlnter Ales
Pestlval, held at the Poundhouse
from l9th to 24th Pebruary 20l4.
However, you needn't walt that long,
Amber valley are holdlng a 8eer &
Clder festlval at the Lelsure centre,
Alfreton from l2th to l5th
September, and of course at the
Nottlngham Pestlval ln October there
ls a masslve clder bar. Also ln October
pubs ln Amber valley and Lrewash
8ranch areas wlll be partlclpatlng ln a
clder trall, watch out for detalls.
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7uesday 27tb August - 8ranch Meetlng - The 8luebell,
Tlsslngton.
7uesday 24tb September - 8ranch Meetlng - tbc
Contact 8ranch Chalrman, Mark Grlst on
078l8 466076 or e-mall m.grlst2Qsky.com
l00l 8ll8 fl$1ll
Saturday 24tb - Monday 26tb August - 8luebell,
Tlsslngton.

Asbbourne & District
CAMRA rancb
by Mark Crist
Up to 9 Real Ales.
Beer Fest
5-7 Sept
7be YeaveIey Arms, YeaveIey - a correction,
There was a factual error concernlng the status
of thls pub ln the last edltlon, for whlch we
wlsh to make a slncere apology to the
management of the eaveley Arms. we are
happy to report that the pub ls open and
tradlng and we would encourage readers to
contlnue to go there. Openlng hours are varled,
so you may wlsh to call ahead to determlne the
best tlme to vlslt and/or book a table for meals.
They can be contacted on 0l335 33077l.
we are sad to report that the Roston Inn,
Roston (known to all and sundry as The Shant)
closed lts doors ln 1une. There seems to be no
lmmedlate prospect of lt re-openlng, but we
wlll monltor actlvlty ln the hope that lt may be
resurrected. Thls part of our area ls now almost
completely devold of pubs, wlth the Crown at
Marston Montgomery belng the only survlvor
ln a large area between Ashbourne & Pocester.
Coacb & Horses,
Asbbourne contlnues feverlshly, wlth a
pro[ected openlng date of mld-August.
Creen Man,
Asbbourne have now been passed by the
Town Councll and phase l ls about to
commence wlth the removal of the current bar
areas to make way for a clothlng outlet. The
branch membershlp has been ln personal
contact wlth the owner and archltect, who are
both very wllllng to talk to us and an open
dlalogue ls belng malntalned wlth partlcular
regard to the plans for phase 2, whlch wlll
hopefully see a bar area lnstalled elsewhere
wlthln the complex.
7be owIing Creen, Asbbourne has recently
re-lnstated a thlrd beer llne and featured
Adnams 8ltter to start thelr programme of
guest ales, whlch ls llned up to lnclude beers
from wlncle 8rewery amongst others ln the
near future. A very welcome addltlon to the
beer cholce ln the town.
7be Ceorge & Dragon, Asbbourne featured a
guest ale from welbeck Abbey ln early 1uly,
brewed ln con[unctlon wlth Dukes Ales
wholesalers - Anouk Ale (4.0%) ls lnfused wlth
lavender and early reports are that lt ls ls
provlng very popular. 7be Smitb's 7avern,
Asbbourne has also taken the beer as a guest
ln recent weeks.
7be Miraj HoteI, Asbbourne has closed down
and wlth lt the Iack Sbeep ar - thls only ever
featured Marston's Pedlgree on draught, but ls
stlll a blow for the town due to the sudden lack
of bedrooms ln the town for vlstors. No solld
news on lts fate, but one rumour ls that lt wlll
be turned lnto a prlvate resldentlal nurslng
home.
7be Compton SociaI CIub, Asbbourne now
features a slngle guest real ale - Sharp's
Doombar was on recently. Thls ls a prlvate
sports & soclal club, but guests are welcome
once slgned ln.
The leasehold tenancy of the Horns,
Asbbourne remalns up for sale, as lt has been
for some tlme now. Thls ls a very old pub wlth a
lot of hlstory and some lnterestlng lnternal
features, so lt ls hoped that a buyer wlll be
found and a sympathetlc takeover wlll happen.
88808 8ll8 fl$1ll
Tentatlve plans are belng made for the next sub-
branch beer festlval, although lt ls llkely to move
ln 20l4 from March to August. Thls ls not
prlmarlly due to the fear of a repeat of the snow,
but largely due to the need to use a blgger
venue. |t ls hoped that we may be able to use an
lconlc locatlon wlthln the town sub[ect to
thls wlll be clrculated as soon as posslble.
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qzzlings
Weds Sept 4th - Sprlng Cottage,
wllmot St, |lkeston - Start 8.30pm.
Weds 2nd Oct - Pallway, Sawley - Start
8.30pm.
Contact Secretary, 1ayne 7ysoe 0115
8548722 or www.erewash-camra.org
ab Discaanls
PIease remember to show your
Camra card.
Coach & Horses, Draycott - All cask ales
2.60 plnt.
The Great Northern, Langley Mlll - l5p
Mon-Thurs only.
plnt.
clder).
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by Mlck Golds
SociaI Report
On Saturday 22nd 1une we had a trlp around
Draycott and 8reaston organlsed by our
Membershlp Secretary, Plchard Syson. A good
turnout started from the vlctorla then pulled ln
the Coach & Horses and Olymplc before golng
on ln the raln to 8reaston to do the Navlgatlon,
Chequers and 8ulls Head. All the pubs had a
good selectlon of hand pulled beers. we dld
lntend to carry on walklng the Derby Canal to
The 8rldge |nn, Sandlacre but never made lt
due to the lnclement weather, thanks to
Plchard for a good day out.
Another soclal was done on Saturday 20th 1uly
when l5 assorted Camra members went to the
Potterles. The orlglnal plan for thls trlp was to
go from Derby to Kldsgrove by rall lntendlng to
start at the 8lue 8ell then by bus to 8urslem
and Hanley. However due to Last Mldlands
tralns dolng thelr utmost to scupper the trlp by
termlnatlng the servlce at Uttoxeter statlon
due an englne fault and as the next traln wasn't
for an hour we declded to do the trlp ln
reverse. Unfortunately thls meant havlng to
mlss out The Holy |nadequate but we wlll pull
the traln at Stoke lt was a short bus trlp to
Hanley and The Coachmakers (see photo). Thls
pub ls a llttle gem and should be vlslted as lt ls
stlll under threat of closure, we were made very
welcome and had the last drlnk stralght from
the barrel wlth help from one of our group,
Gary (see photo). Then after dlscoverlng that
the 8lue 8ell closes at 4.00pm lt was a mad
dash on the No.20 bus to Kldsgrove. Thls ls
another Potterles classlc pub, nothlng ln thls
pub but good ale, clder and frlendly
conversatlon. we then headed for 8urslem, a
great town wlth a good cholce of real ale pubs
8rewery Tap before the short bus trlp to
Longport for the traln back to Derby. No
trlp wlth a last drlnk ln The Alex. Thanks must
go to Mlck for organlslng the trlp wlth Carole's
help and thanks to all those that came and we
had a few new faces too.
Pub News
The Creat Nortbern, LangIey MiII has now re-
opened, a few members attended the openlng
nlght after an lnvltatlon from Pub People Co.
brlght and frlendly wlth 6 hand pulled beers
and an excellent range of free food provlded, lt
was a shame that more people dld not attend,
all ln all a good nlght (see photo) Mlck, 1lm,
landlord Dlck and the 8rett brothers.
A New 8ar open on South Street |lkeston ls 7be
Muirbouse rewey 7ap, opposlte the blngo
hall, 4 hands pumps, | real clder openlng tlmes
l2-llpm everyday. | wlll do a wrlte up and
photo ln the next lssue.
7be Navigation at reaston seems to be
havlng problems, a group has been formed
calllng themselves Prlends of the 8reaston Navl
and an lnaugural meetlng was held ln the pub
on Tuesday 23rd 1uly to form a commlttee. |t
seems to be the age old problem of
uncertalnty of the future of the pub, sorry we
do not have much lnformatlon at the tlme of
golng to press.
7be LocAIe Scbeme is a NationaI CAMRA
initiative to promote pubs tbat reguIarIy stock
IocaI ReaI AIes.
Pubs on the scheme usually dlsplay the logo elther on the
handpump or on a poster or stlcker. wlthln Derby & Amber valley
the radlus ls 20 mlles from pub to brewery.
7bis is tbe Iatest Iist of LocAIe pubs:
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Contact: AtboII eattie
LocAIe Coordinator
t: 07772 370628
e: localeQderbycamra.org.uk
DRY
Alexandra
8ablngton Arms
8rewery Tap/Poyal Standard
8runswlck
Crown & Cusbion
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
Greyhound
Llttle Chester Ale House
Mr Grundy's Tavern
New Zealand Arms
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Old Sllk Mlll
Peacock
e Olde Dolphln |nne
AMR VALLY
8lack Swan (8elper)
Cross Keys (Turndltch)
George |nn (Plpley)
Holly 8ush (Makeney)
Hop |nn (Openwoodgate)
Hunter Arms (Kllburn)
Klng Alfred (Alfreton)
Klng wllllam (Mllford)
The Llon (8elper)
Poet and Castle (Codnor)
Ped Llon (Prltchley)
Strutt Club (8elper)
Talbot Taphouse (Plpley)
Tavern (8elper)
Thorne Tree (walngroves)
waggon & Horses (Alfreton)
SURRDUNDINC ARA
8ell (Smalley)
The 8rackens (Alvaston)
Coopers Arms (weston-on-Trent)
The Dragon (wllllngton)
Harrlngton Arms (Thulston)
Harpur's (formerly Melbourne Hotel)
(Melbourne)
Hope and Anchor (wlrksworth)
Lawns (Chellaston)
Mlners Arms (Carslngton)
Okeover Arms (Mappleton)
Queens Head (Llttle Laton)
Poyal Oak (Ockbrook)
Poyal Oak (wlrksworth)
vlne |nn (Mlckleover)
whlte Post (Stanley Common)
whlte Swan (Llttleover)
CAMA LocAIe is an
accrediIaIion scheme Io
promoIe pubs IhaI seII
IocaIIy-brewed reaI aIe.
A Guide Io...
educe Ihe miIes Ihe beer
you serve (or drink) IraveIs
!rom brewery Io bar.
HeIp Ihe environmenI and
supporI your IocaI brewery!
lI yeur ub reyulnrly srecks lecnl Renl Ales
nnJ yeu weulJ like re jein rhe scheme rhen
lense yer in reuch. All nccreJireJ ubs will
receive esrers, srickers nnJ hnnJum crewns
re Jislny nnJ will receive Iree ubliciry in
rhe erby rinker nnJ en rhe erby CAMRA
websire.
CAMRA
Pubs
discounts to card carrying CAMRA members and tbese
traiIbIazing pubs deserve your support.
DRY, SURRDUNDINC ARAS & AMR VALLY
Alexandra Hotel, Derby
8ablngton Arms, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
8roadway, Derby
Coach & Horses, Derby
Crown & Cushlon, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Llttle Chester Ale House, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Sllk Mlll, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Slug & Lettuce, Derby
Standlng Order, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
Thomas Leaper, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
wardwlck Tavern, Derby
Klng Alfred, Alfreton
8rackens, Alvaston
Cross Keys, Turndltch
The Dragon, wllllngton
George & Dragon, 8elper
Harpur's, Melbourne
Hollybrook, Llttleover
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Markeaton, Allestree
Masons Arms, Mlckleover
Mldland, Plpley
Ped Llon, Prltchley AII reaI aIes 2.50 a pint
Ped Llon, Holllngton
Talbot Taphouse, Plpley
whlte Post, Stanley Common
whlte Swan, Llttleover
whlte Swan, Spondon
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7be LocAIe Scbeme is a NationaI CAMRA
initiative to promote pubs tbat reguIarIy stock
IocaI ReaI AIes.
Pubs on the scheme usually dlsplay the logo elther on the
handpump or on a poster or stlcker. wlthln Derby & Amber valley
the radlus ls 20 mlles from pub to brewery.
7bis is tbe Iatest Iist of LocAIe pubs:
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Contact: AtboII eattie
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t: 07772 370628
e: localeQderbycamra.org.uk
DRY
Alexandra
8ablngton Arms
8rewery Tap/Poyal Standard
8runswlck
Crown & Cusbion
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
Greyhound
Llttle Chester Ale House
Mr Grundy's Tavern
New Zealand Arms
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Old Sllk Mlll
Peacock
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AMR VALLY
8lack Swan (8elper)
Cross Keys (Turndltch)
George |nn (Plpley)
Holly 8ush (Makeney)
Hop |nn (Openwoodgate)
Hunter Arms (Kllburn)
Klng Alfred (Alfreton)
Klng wllllam (Mllford)
The Llon (8elper)
Poet and Castle (Codnor)
Ped Llon (Prltchley)
Strutt Club (8elper)
Talbot Taphouse (Plpley)
Tavern (8elper)
Thorne Tree (walngroves)
waggon & Horses (Alfreton)
SURRDUNDINC ARA
8ell (Smalley)
The 8rackens (Alvaston)
Coopers Arms (weston-on-Trent)
The Dragon (wllllngton)
Harrlngton Arms (Thulston)
Harpur's (formerly Melbourne Hotel)
(Melbourne)
Hope and Anchor (wlrksworth)
Lawns (Chellaston)
Mlners Arms (Carslngton)
Okeover Arms (Mappleton)
Queens Head (Llttle Laton)
Poyal Oak (Ockbrook)
Poyal Oak (wlrksworth)
vlne |nn (Mlckleover)
whlte Post (Stanley Common)
whlte Swan (Llttleover)
CAMA LocAIe is an
accrediIaIion scheme Io
promoIe pubs IhaI seII
IocaIIy-brewed reaI aIe.
A Guide Io...
educe Ihe miIes Ihe beer
you serve (or drink) IraveIs
!rom brewery Io bar.
HeIp Ihe environmenI and
supporI your IocaI brewery!
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nnJ yeu weulJ like re jein rhe scheme rhen
lense yer in reuch. All nccreJireJ ubs will
receive esrers, srickers nnJ hnnJum crewns
re Jislny nnJ will receive Iree ubliciry in
rhe erby rinker nnJ en rhe erby CAMRA
websire.
CAMRA
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discounts to card carrying CAMRA members and tbese
traiIbIazing pubs deserve your support.
DRY, SURRDUNDINC ARAS & AMR VALLY
Alexandra Hotel, Derby
8ablngton Arms, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
8roadway, Derby
Coach & Horses, Derby
Crown & Cushlon, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Llttle Chester Ale House, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Sllk Mlll, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Slug & Lettuce, Derby
Standlng Order, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
Thomas Leaper, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
wardwlck Tavern, Derby
Klng Alfred, Alfreton
8rackens, Alvaston
Cross Keys, Turndltch
The Dragon, wllllngton
George & Dragon, 8elper
Harpur's, Melbourne
Hollybrook, Llttleover
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Markeaton, Allestree
Masons Arms, Mlckleover
Mldland, Plpley
Ped Llon, Prltchley AII reaI aIes 2.50 a pint
Ped Llon, Holllngton
Talbot Taphouse, Plpley
whlte Post, Stanley Common
whlte Swan, Llttleover
whlte Swan, Spondon
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DRY
Alexandra
8ablngton Arms
8rewery Tap/Poyal Standard
8runswlck
Crown & Cushlon
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
Greyhound
Llttle Chester Ale House
Mr Grundy's Tavern
New Zealand Arms
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Old Sllk Mlll
Peacock
e Olde Dolphln |nne
AMR VALLY
8lack Swan (8elper)
Cross Keys (Turndltch)
George |nn (Plpley)
Holly 8ush (Makeney)
Hop |nn (Openwoodgate)
Hunter Arms (Kllburn)
Klng Alfred (Alfreton)
The Llon (8elper)
Poet and Castle (Codnor)
Ped Llon (Prltchley)
Strutt Club (8elper)
Talbot Taphouse (Plpley)
Tavern (8elper)
Thorne Tree (walngroves)
waggon & Horses (Alfreton)
Alexandra Hotel, Derby
8ablngton Arms, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
8ell & Castle, Derby
8roadway, Derby
8runswlck |nn, Derby
Coach & Horses, Derby
Crown & Cushlon, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Llttle Chester Ale House, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Sllk Mlll, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Slug & Lettuce, Derby
Standlng Order, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
Thomas Leaper, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
vlctorla |nn, Derby -
wardwlck Tavern, Derby
Klng Alfred, Alfreton
8rackens, Alvaston
Cross Keys, Turndltch
The Dragon, wllllngton
George & Dragon, 8elper
Harpur's, Melbourne
Hollybrook, Llttleover
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Markeaton, Allestree
Masons Arms, Mlckleover
Mldland, Plpley
Ped Llon, Prltchley All real ales 2.50 a pint
Ped Llon, Holllngton
Cross Keys, Swanwlck
Steampacket, Swanwlck
Talbot Taphouse, Plpley
whlte Post, Stanley Common
whlte Swan, Llttleover
whlte Swan, Spondon
Auyusr/5erember 2013
If your pub reguIarIy stocks IocaI ReaI AIes
and you wouId Iike to join tbe scbeme tben
pIease get in toucb. AII accredited pubs wiII
receive posters, stickers and bandpump crowns
to dispIay and wiII receive free pubIicity in
tbe Derby Drinker and on tbe Derby CAMRA
website.
FRadvertlslng lor gubs jolnlng the
CAMRA 0I8C00NT P0B8scheme
|f you are a llcensee and you are lnterested ln [olnlng the scheme
then please contact us at camgalgnsqderbycamra.org.uk, we
wlll advertlse your pub through thls column ln every edltlon of the
Derby Drlnker and on the Derby & Natlonal CAMPA websltes.
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SURRDUNDINC ARA
8ell (Smalley)
The 8rackens (Alvaston)
Coopers Arms (weston-on-Trent)
The Dragon (wllllngton)
Harrlngton Arms (Thulston)
Harpur's (formerly Melbourne Hotel)
(Melbourne)
Hope and Anchor (wlrksworth)
Lawns (Chellaston)
Mlners Arms (Carslngton)
Old Talbot (Hllton)
Okeover Arms (Mappleton)
Queens Head (Llttle Laton)
ueens Head (MarIpooI)
ueens Head (Dckbrook)
Poyal Oak (Ockbrook)
Poyal Oak (wlrksworth)
vlne |nn (Mlckleover)
whlte Post (Stanley Common)
whlte Swan (Llttleover)
NW
NW
8hiny Brewery Tap serving up to
8 Real Ales from 2.40 a pint plus
Real Ciders/Perries and Craft Keg.
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CUMBRIAN BEER FEST - 20 AIes
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CUMBRIAN BEER FEST - 20 AIes
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DorTcgr,,,
C
onsiderl Dear 7oper, tbe Iong and (bopefuIIy) sunny days of
summer, an exceIIent time of year to induIge in beer
tourism, tbat is to say, visiting otber towns and cities witb a
For tbe responsibIe toper tbis means using pubIic transport
and in a number of our major cities nowadays tbis can invoIve
tbe tram system (providing tbe pubs tbat tbey seek are on tbe
route) witbout incurring any of tbe crippIing (never to be
recovered) costs of setting it aII up.
Personally | see nothlng ln a tram system that cannot be achleved for a
tlny fractlon of the lnfrastructure cost, by a good bus servlce. One of the
problems (and there are many) wlth modern trams, ls that they often
run on one llnear route, that usually dlssects the host clty, the urban
of the dlsruptlon, chaos and headaches caused to everyone uslng the
clty centre durlng the
constructlon process, the
loss of trade to buslnesses,
and the huge cost lncurred
by local taxpayers, the only
people who derlve any use
from the route are those
who llve or work on or near
lt - and of course beer
tourlsts.
The slmple axlomatlc fact,
Dear Toper, ls that local
authorltles got rld of thelr
orlglnal trams many years
ago for one compelllng
reason, and that was
because they were CPAP
when compared to the new
And lt's the same today,
modern trams are llterally
"trammeled" dlnosaurs that
are unable to adapt to new road layouts wlthout ma[or reconstructlon
work belng undertaken. And as for clrcumnavlgatlng temporary road
closures caused by roadwork's etc. try dlvertlng a tram round the block!
Por that matter, try steerlng one around a drayman's lorry maklng a
dellvery!
The maln reason that trams are back on our clty streets, ls because they
are percelved to be a low carbon form of transport. The llttle green men
(and women - |'d hate to be thought of as belng polltlcally lncorrect) of
the envlronmentallst lobby (who lncreaslngly dlctate the warped
thlnklng of our splneless polltlcal class) no doubt belleve that the
electrlclty whlch powers modern trams ls totally derlved from those
useless and unslghtly wlnd farms that now bllght much of our once
lovely countryslde. And talklng of "unslghtly", [ust look at what those
modern tram routes have done to some of our hlstorlc clty centres.
splder's web suspended over the garlsh stalnless-steel and glass tram-
stop shelters, whereln huddled would-be passengers awalt the death-
knell-llke clang of the
approachlng tram. 8ut they walt
ln valn, Dear Toper, for lt has
broken down, and the one
behlnd can't overtake lt and
come to thelr ald, because lt's
trammeled!
Of course, besldes
envlronmentallsts, trams do
have other enthuslasts, who
travel hlther and thlther on
and for no other purpose than
to slmply be on them. They are
usually unmarrled males of
thelr mothers and have traln
sets ln thelr attlcs. And talklng of
folk wlth "traln sets ln thelr
attlcs", do the llttle green men
(and women) serlously belleve
that the electrlclty that powers
these modern day dlnosaurs ls solely derlved from those ludlcrously
expenslve renewable sources that are drlvlng many of our poorer
cltlzens lnto fuel poverty! The reallty ls, that trams are powered by
electrlclty generated, for the most part, from those "nasty" fossll fuels
that they so desplse!
Heaven help us lf some ldlot polltlclan decldes that, to save the planet,
beer dellvery vehlcles have to be electrlclty powered, lf the ale ever
arrlves at the pub at all, lt wlll cost about l0 a plnt! Conslder that, Dear
Toper! D.7.
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SP7MR
Wednesday 4tb - 8ranch Meetlng - 8runswlck |nn,
Derby - 8pm.
Saturday 7tb - Peglonal Meetlng - Powlng Club,
Derby - Noon.
7bursday 12tb - Good 8eer Gulde Launch,
New Zealand Arms, Derby - 8pm.
Saturday 21st - Trlp - Great Central Pallway 8eer Pestlval -
Loughborough - Traln from Derby at ll.20am.
7bursday 26tb - Suburbeer - Llttleover - whlte Swan
8.30pm, Half Moon 9.30pm.
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7bursday 10tb - LGM - Statlon |nn, Derby - 8pm.
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Access to Chambers Dlctlonary, and the '8lble' (aka the Good
8eer Gulde 20l3) recommended.
Send completed entrles to the Ldltor (see address below) statlng
ln whlch pub you plcked up Derby Drlnker.
Correct grlds wlll go lnto a draw for a prlze.
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Derby CAMRA urgentIy need a voIuntary
repIacement DRY DRINkR designerl
Only requlred every two months
Layout at home at your lelsure
No need to attend any meetlngs
|f you fancy a go, please contact Gareth Stead
derbydrinker@derbycamra.org.uk
MMRRAurgen I tI tIyy n
Across
l Thwaltes's straw-coloured
bltter and great fell walker (l0)
6 Poot out a wrong answer (4)
8 Prlor use about thls excellent
superlatlve (8)
9 A dark, strong l6th century
reclpe beer from wllllams 8ros
8rewery, Alloa (6)
l0 Caprlce for a Derbyshlre
brewery (4)
ll A llght beer from NL
Derbyshlre: could be
lnterestlng! (6.4)
l2 Two aspects of marlne llfe
comblne for thls Peak vlllage
(9)
l4 Hlde ln the tallest ash tree (5)
sexually exclted (5)
l9 Anclent stannary town where
Dartmoor |PA's on tap at the
Lxeter |nn (9)
22 A sharp pear, to put lt ln other
words (l0)
23 Low pltched draught bltter,
once a brewery (4)
24 Dlverslon re-routed (6)
25 Allurlng, perhaps (8)
26 8rltlsh Pallways Lastern
Peglon lnltlally brother,
lnformally, ln Southern USA (4)
27 25th 1anuary ln Scotland: 5th
November ln Lngland! (5.5)
Down
l Gold sesslon beer from Great
Gable (9)
2 Hlnted at ln a confused dlmple
| mentlon (7)
3 Thls bltter comes to end ln
Ashover 8rewery (8)
4 |sca's golden beer (5.2% A8v)
of stone grotesques and a
New Zealand seaport (9.6)
5 |n the swlng of thlngs
ad[ectlvely (6)
6 A 'best' from the Swan
Mlcrobrewery (9)
7 Pusslan currency to a T creates
problems (7)
l3 A brown ale connected,
namely, wlth Captaln Cook or
|nspector Morse (9)
l5 Look back ln wlsdom (9)
l6 Synonymously sees (8)
l8 A mature non-professlonal (7)
20 Drag tln around for engaglng
ln commerce (7)
2l Her cub may change to
become an angel (6)
Crossword
No 35 by wrenrutt
Across
1. AR7ISAN CIN
6. 8LD
8. MAR7LLO
9. 7RIRS
10. SAIL
11. NICH7 WA7CH
12. IDN7ICAL
14. NDD
17. NO CRY
19. IDIOMA7IC
22. IISHINC ROD
23. AMIS
24. SNA7CH
25. COLD CARD
26. AYR
27. RANDOM 7OSS
Down
1. ADMISSION
2. 7RMI7
3. A7LAN7IC
4. CORC AND DRACON
5. NO7A7
6. 8RI7ANNIA
7. ARACH
13. NOR7H S7AR
15. DOCkSIDS
16. 8ORDLLO
18. ORINCY
20. 7IMPANO
21. ANCHOR
CrasswarJ \a d ^nswzrs
would you llke to
advertlse ln Derby Drlnker
and get your message
across to a vast audlence
all over Derbyshlre and
beyond!
Then contact us by phone
01773 880704 or e-mall
ads@derbycamra.org.uk
avallable up to a full page
at very competltlve rates.
Own artwork preferred
but we can deslgn one for
you lf necessary.
Posltlon of the advert
cannot be guaranteed
although we wlll do our
best to accommodate any
requests.
0etcy 0t|nlet ls dlstrlbuted free
of charge to pubs ln and around
Derby by 1oy Ollvent & her team.
Publlshed by: the Derby 8ranch of
the Campalgn for Peal Ale.
lt|nteJ cy: 1am Prlnt
lJ|teJ cy: Gareth Stead
Mall to: 44 Duke St, Derby. DLl 38X
l-mo|l:
derbydrlnkerQderbycamra.org.uk
wecs|te: www.derbycamra.org.uk
0es|n 8 loycut cy: 1am Prlnt
www.[amprlnt.co.uk
AJJ|t|cnol ccntt|cutcts: Peter Llllot, Mark
Pletcher, Paul Glbson, Mlck Golds, Mark Grlst,
Nlgel Heathcote, Sue & Chrls Pogers,
Dean Smlth, Trevor Spencer, Gareth Stead,
1on Turner.
AJJ|t|cnol hctctohs: Mlke Alnsley,
1ok Argulle, Tony Plsher, Mlck Golds,
Paul Glbson, Mark Grlst, Trevor Spencer,
Gareth Stead, 1ullan Tubbs, Gllllan wllllams.
ADVR7ISINC - Contact Lynn
your copy ! Then why not get lt sent to
you by post.
|t ls avallable for as llttle as 3.50 for 5 lssues.
Contact us at:
subs@derbycamra.org.uk, or send a cheque
made payable to 'Derby CAMPA' to :
Derby Drinker by Post, 10 Newton CIose,
eIper, Derbysbire, D56 17N.
CDPY Y PDS7 - Contact Lynn
DRY DRINkR INFDRMA7IDN
Derby CAMPA 20l3. Oplnlons expressed ln Derby Drlnker are not necessarlly those of the edltor nor the Campalgn for Peal Ale.
Crossword
winner is
Jehn 7urnbull
from 8lrmlngham
plcked up ln
welllngton,
8lrmlngham.
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