Hi all,
anyone know where to get a good pint in Blackpool?

On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 21:50:43 +0000 (UTC), Christopher Callow
 wrote:


>Hi all,
>anyone know where to get a good pint in Blackpool?



Dunno about Blackpool but 'The Taps' in Lytham is OK.  Not a million
miles away..........

Christopher Callow wrote:

> 
> Hi all,
> anyone know where to get a good pint in Blackpool?


Lytham or Fleetwood! Blackpool's a bit of a wasteland. The CAMRA AGM is
being held there next year...I can hardly wait.

John C

try the Saddle, or the Shovels

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   John C  wrote:

> Christopher Callow wrote:
> > 
> > Hi all,
> > anyone know where to get a good pint in Blackpool?

> Lytham or Fleetwood! Blackpool's a bit of a wasteland. The CAMRA AGM is
> being held there next year...I can hardly wait.


Yeah, here's hoping the beerex is extremely well stocked.
An article for the local newspapers perhaps - you know a "we're coming to
use it as a conference venue but we need to bring our own beer cos this
place is a beer desert." that type of thing?


> John C


-- 
Steve Pampling

Steven Pampling wrote:


> Yeah, here's hoping the beerex is extremely well stocked.


I think you'll find the organisers realise that this is very important.

On the bright side, I don't mind spending a weekend at a beer festival!

-- 

Brett

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   Brett...  wrote:

> Steven Pampling wrote:

> > Yeah, here's hoping the beerex is extremely well stocked.

> I think you'll find the organisers realise that this is very important.


I'd have said a bit of campaigning was very important, hence the comment
about a newspaper article pointing out that we needed to organise our own
beer as the local availability was naff.


> On the bright side, I don't mind spending a weekend at a beer festival!


Great British Beer Festival part-timer eh? :-)

-- 
Steve Pampling

Steven Pampling wrote:

> In article <434fe811$0$73607$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader03.plus.net>,
>   Brett...  wrote:
>> Steven Pampling wrote:
>
>>> Yeah, here's hoping the beerex is extremely well stocked.
>
>> I think you'll find the organisers realise that this is very
>> important.
>
> I'd have said a bit of campaigning was very important, hence the
> comment about a newspaper article pointing out that we needed to
> organise our own beer as the local availability was naff.
>
>> On the bright side, I don't mind spending a weekend at a beer
>> festival!
>
> Great British Beer Festival part-timer eh? :-)


Hey, some of us run more than one beer festival year you know :-)

-- 

Brett

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   Brett...  wrote:

> Steven Pampling wrote:
> > In article <434fe811$0$73607$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader03.plus.net>,
> >   Brett...  wrote:

[Snip]

> >> On the bright side, I don't mind spending a weekend at a beer
> >> festival!

> > Great British Beer Festival part-timer eh? :-)

> Hey, some of us run more than one beer festival year you know :-)


Well, since sorting out things for the Great British Beer Festival only
occupies about 70% of our weekends and I only work on call one week in six
I suppose I could fit something extra in.

-- 
Steve Pampling

Hi

the Pump and Truncheon, 13 Bonny Street, in a back street near the tower 
serves a good pint and you could try the Ramsden Arms, which is more or less 
outside Blackpool North Railway Station.

otherwise good luck!

cheers

andy

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> Hi all,
> anyone know where to get a good pint in Blackpool?