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Pub operator Greenan Blueaye has invested around £750,000 in plans to create Newcastle's first brewpub in an innovative partnership with Wylam Brewery. Dave Stone and Rob Cameron, co-founders of Greenan Blueaye, are spending £500,000 on ...

Greenan Blueaye invests £750000 in plans for Newcastle’s first brewpub

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Greenan Blueaye invests £750000 in plans for Newcastle’s first brewpub
The Journal
Pub operator Greenan Blueaye has invested around £750,000 in plans to create Newcastle’s first brewpub in an innovative partnership with Wylam Brewery. Dave Stone and Rob Cameron, co-founders of Greenan Blueaye, are spending £500,000 on …

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