CAMRA - Press Releases
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ATTENTION FORWARD PLANNERS ‘Community Pubs Month’ to champion the importance of local pubs in wake of new figures showing 16 pubs close across Britain each week
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CAMRA - What's New
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Greg Mulholland MP (pictured right) today challenged Business Minister Ed Davey MP over the appointment of a surveyor employed on various cases by Punch Taverns as Chairman of a new... Read more... |
Next Branch Meeting - 2013 GBG Nominations, Wednesday 15 February at 19.30, County Hotel, Ashford
Next Branch Social - Friday 17 February at 18.30, The Six Bells Woodchurch Beer Festival
CAMRA Ashford Folkestone & Romney Marsh Home Page
Ashford, Folkestone & Romney Marsh Branch of CAMRA has around 420 members and we normally hold meetings / socials every fortnight, these are always listed on the Diary Pages of this website and in What's Brewing, CAMRA's monthly national newspaper.
Community Pubs Month - April 2012
Get involved and sign up a pub today! - click above for more infoOur Branch covers the largest area in Kent, stretching from the Sussex border to the west, Charing in the north, Folkestone in the east and Dungeness at the southern point.
We currently know of around 170 outlets that sell Real Ale, so we are kept very busy, further details and a map showing all towns in our branch area with pubs are on our Pubs Database.
If you come across any news that you think we should know about or updates to the database, please do not hesitate to Contact Us. You can also join our Yahoo Group, follow us on Twitter or find us on Facebook using the links in the left hand column.
KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY, A CENTENERY CELEBRATION
The Red Lion at Snargate was the scene of Centenary Celebrations towards the end of 2011. The pub has been in the hands of the Jemison family since 21 Sptember 1911. They have kept the character of the place, so the public bar on the left is an unspoilt gem with its white marble countertop. On the right, the tap room was long disused and turned into a shop after the war, but was returned to pub use in the 1980's. The Red Lion is a great place for a drink and a prime example of how a small country pub can thrive with the right management.
Article courtesy of CAMRA Beer magazine
AF&RM CAMRA Branch Chairman Paul Meredith presenting a Centenary Certificate to Doris and Kate Jemison