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Derby Telegraph Derby real ale pub saved from demolition is set to celebrate 30th anniversary with beer festival Derby Telegraph A popular real ale pub in Derby has announced that it will be hosting a five-day beer festival to mark 30 years in business. The Brunswick Inn, in Railway Terrace, intends to celebrate its landmark with an ev ...

Derby real ale pub saved from demolition is set to celebrate 30th anniversary with beer festival

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Derby Telegraph

Derby real ale pub saved from demolition is set to celebrate 30th anniversary with beer festival
by Derby Telegraph.
A popular real ale pub in Derby has announced that it will be hosting a five-day beer festival to mark 30 years in business. The Brunswick Inn, in Railway Terrace, intends to celebrate its landmark with an event called the Brunswick Beer Festival, at ….

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