Page last updated: 18/02/2010

Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the February 2010 branch meeting)

• Beer quality and choice at Caskeys, Rhyl is good.  Selections are mainly from the Marston’s stable.,
• The Rock in Lloc is offering quality Real Ale, also from the Marston range
• The Crooked Horn Bynford continues to offer Real Ale in good condition

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the January 2010 branch meeting)

• At present in Flintshire, the delicensing of former pubs seems to be encouraged.

• The Stag in Bagillt is closed with the lease being advertised by Admiral Taverns.
• The Glan Yr Afon, Dolphin is up for sale,
• Caskeys in  Rhyl has reopened with  3 cask beers from the Marston range..
• An extra cask beer is now on offer at The Downing Arms Bodfari,
• The Masons Arms in Denbigh has reopened;  no knowledge yet of Real Ale being sold.
• The Trefnant Inn,  Trefnant is to stock Marston’s guest beers

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the December 2009 branch meeting)

• The Bridge at St Asaph (formerly The Gamekeeper) has re-opened with 2 Great Orme Beers and one form the Marston range.
• The Miners' Arms in Meliden has a new Licencee,
• The Llyn y Mawn, at Brynford is closed at present.
   

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the November 2009 branch meeting)

• The Gamekeeper in St Asaph is due to reopen on 2.12.2009 as The Bridge

• The Boar's Head in Holywell has reopened and stocks two cask beers (Marston Range)

• The Crooked Horn in Brynford has reopened, stocking at least one cask beer (Facers)

• The Mason's Arms in Denbigh has reopened; further details to follow

• The Cross Foxes in Prestatyn is about to undergo a change of Licensee (Marstons)

• Also in Prestatym, The Royal Victoria starting to build up trade with up to 3 guest beers

• The Llyn y Mawn in Brynford has likewise undergone a recent change of Licensee

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the October 2009 branch meeting)

• The Piccadilly, Caerwys is now open as free house,

• The White Horse, Hendrewydd has reopened at least one real ale available.

• The Gold Caoe, Mold is to offer take-out containers at its next beer festival; usual CAMRA members' discounts will continue to apply,

• Crooked Horn, Brynford has reopened,

• Mold Rugby Club serves cask Ale.

Outside branch area news: Jack Hanby is brewing on the Plassey Plant since leaving Wem.

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the September 2009 branch meeting)

• The Raven, Llanarmon-yn-Ial reopened on Saturday 29th August.

• The Masons, Denbigh is closed and boarded up with For Sale signs.

• The Bull Denbigh is closed but there are ongoing developments.

• The Gronant Inn is under new management.

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the August 2009 branch meeting)

• Lloyds Bar, Flint - Permission has been granted for change of use as 4 flats initially
• The Kentingern Arms, St. Asaph now has Facer's Beers
• The Crown, Trelawnyd now offers Deuchars IPA

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the June 2009 branch meeting)

• The Ty Fry at Bodelwyddan is up for sale Freehold.
• The Red Lion at Llanasa is still up for sale Freehold.
• The Crown at Trelawnydd has reopened.
• The Crown Bard at Rhyl now has four new hand pumps.
• The Piccadilly at Caerwys has reopened as a Punch Tavern.

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the May 2009 branch meeting)

Facer's have employed an additional member of staff.

The Raven, Llananrmon yn Ial: Contact has been made with the Branch concerning a possible local purchase arrangement as this amenity is closed at present; the Branch will be represented at a public meeting scheduled for May 29th 2009 in the adjacent village hall.

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Pub and Brewery News
(taken from the April 2009 branch meeting)

• The Bagillt Arms, is believed to have been sold for redevelopment as residential flats.

• Northop Hall Cricket Club now sell cask beers; Facers beer has been supplied.

• The Red Lion, Llanasa, is on the market as a freehold sale.

• The Crown Bard, Rhyl now has 3 cask beers on sale including products from the Sandstone portfolio. Further plans to develop cask beer sales still further are under review.