I will be visiting Upton upon Severn this weekend for the Jazz Festival. 
Grateful for any recommendations in the town. I note that the current 
GBG recommends the White Hart Hotel (comments, anyone?).

Thanks in advance, Graham.
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Graham Green
Prestbury (reputedly England's most haunted village)
Gloucestershire

'Magni nominis umbra'  (Lucan)

"Graham Green"  wrote in message news:3V%te.22584$jS3.15403@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...

> I will be visiting Upton upon Severn this weekend for the Jazz Festival.
> Grateful for any recommendations in the town. I note that the current
> GBG recommends the White Hart Hotel (comments, anyone?).
> Thanks in advance, Graham.
> Graham Green


Hi Graham, If you have wheels, (A cycle will do only a few miles) or a taxi, try the 3 Kings at Hanley castle.
See http://www.greatbeer.co.uk/worthki.htm
A wonderful little village with a wonderful old pub. This pub has won national awards for the beer!

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Dave Croft
Warrington

If the GBG actually says the White Hart, I can't comment. If, on the other 
hand it says the White LION...........then I'd go with that all the way! 
Four real ales. Always Abbot and three other regularly changing brews, 
mainly from smaller breweries. Jon keeps an excellent cellar despite not 
liking real ale himself (you can't have everything!!). Don't be put off by 
the "posh" exterior, it is a very welcoming place with good (if somewhat 
pricey) food. The staff are very friendly. Well-behaved dogs (and I suppose 
children) are welcome, and it's definitely the place to be! We stay there 
each year for the Folk Festival and usually for one night at their Beer 
Festival (the Bank holidays at either end of May respectively). The Muggery 
is also OK, but there's no comparison. If you do go there, give the staff 
our regards, and tell Jon I'll be in touch soon. Thanks. Faith & Keith.

Faith Myers wrote:

> If the GBG actually says the White Hart, I can't comment. If, on the other 
> hand it says the White LION...........then I'd go with that all the way! 
> Four real ales. Always Abbot and three other regularly changing brews, 
> mainly from smaller breweries. Jon keeps an excellent cellar despite not 
> liking real ale himself (you can't have everything!!). Don't be put off by 
> the "posh" exterior, it is a very welcoming place with good (if somewhat 
> pricey) food. The staff are very friendly. Well-behaved dogs (and I suppose 
> children) are welcome, and it's definitely the place to be! We stay there 
> each year for the Folk Festival and usually for one night at their Beer 
> Festival (the Bank holidays at either end of May respectively). The Muggery 
> is also OK, but there's no comparison. If you do go there, give the staff 
> our regards, and tell Jon I'll be in touch soon. Thanks. Faith & Keith. 
> 
> 

Faith, vmt for your endorsement of the White Lion! Will also call in at 
the Muggery.

Cheers and tks again, Graham.

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Dave Croft wrote:


> "Graham Green"  wrote in message news:3V%te.22584$jS3.15403@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> 
>>I will be visiting Upton upon Severn this weekend for the Jazz Festival.
>>Grateful for any recommendations in the town. I note that the current
>>GBG recommends the White Hart Hotel (comments, anyone?).
>>Thanks in advance, Graham.
>>Graham Green
> 
> 
> Hi Graham, If you have wheels, (A cycle will do only a few miles) or a taxi, try the 3 Kings at Hanley castle.
> See http://www.greatbeer.co.uk/worthki.htm
> A wonderful little village with a wonderful old pub. This pub has won national awards for the beer!
> 
> --
> Dave Croft
> Warrington
> 
> 

Dave, a good shout as it's a few years since I was last at the Three 
Kings. I will suggest it to my companions. I've also heard that time has 
not been kind to Mrs Roberts, I do hope that the pub going to remain in 
the family.

Cheers, Graham.

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Prestbury (reputedly England's most haunted village)
Gloucestershire

'Magni nominis umbra'  (Lucan)

The White Lion is recommended and the Three Kings at Hanley Cross is an easy 
walk at just 1.5 miles.
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Brett

In message <3V%te.22584$jS3.15403@newsfe2-win.ntli.net>, Graham Green 
 writes

>I will be visiting Upton upon Severn this weekend for the Jazz 
>Festival. Grateful for any recommendations in the town. I note that the 
>current GBG recommends the White Hart Hotel (comments, anyone?).


Upton-on-Severn has two low-key secondhand bookshops, which I strongly 
recommend.  Probably not what you wanted, though  :)

Nick
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White Lion - top vote here.
D~
"Nick Wedd"  wrote in message 
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> In message <3V%te.22584$jS3.15403@newsfe2-win.ntli.net>, Graham Green 
>  writes
>>I will be visiting Upton upon Severn this weekend for the Jazz Festival. 
>>Grateful for any recommendations in the town. I note that the current GBG 
>>recommends the White Hart Hotel (comments, anyone?).
>
> Upton-on-Severn has two low-key secondhand bookshops, which I strongly 
> recommend.  Probably not what you wanted, though  :)
>
> Nick
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> Nick Wedd    nick@maproom.co.uk