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NN#157:Layout 1 31/05/2011 17:29 Page 1 FREE && CACACASKSKSK FFFORCEORCEORCE No.157 Summer 2011 NORFOLK PUB’S OF THE YEAR 2011 ANNOUNCED INSIDE! Also inside: Railways and Real Ale Tasting Panel Report Sheffield Pub Crawl From Across the Pond Treasure Hunt 2011 AGM Report Newsletter of the Norfolk Branches of the Campaign for Real Ale NN#157:Layout 1 31/05/2011 17:30 Page 2 Tr af ford Arms YOUR PUB, OUR COMMUNITY our nominated charity this year is the Downs Syndrome Society Chris and Glynis invite you to the Trafford Arms - 61 Grove Road, Norwich 01603 628466 www.traffordarms.co.uk [email protected] NN#157:Layout 1 31/05/2011 17:30 Page 3 Norwich & Norfolk Branch Chairman: Graham Freeman Tel: 01603 687495 WINNERS! Email: [email protected] Secretary: Warren Wordsworth presence of the Sheringham Tel: 01603 665557 Email: [email protected] Town Mayor, Doug Smith - Social Secretary: Michael Philips Branch County Pub of the Year Email: michael.philips@aviva. co.uk and Branch Pub of the Year. Pubs Officer: Mark Stimpson Email: [email protected] Graham Freeman, CAMRA Branch Chair, explained how West Norfolk Branch the voting system had Chairman: Phil Buffham changed. It was no longer a Secretary: Ian Bailey Contact: Bruce Ward committee decision, but the Tel: 01485 609107 pubs had been nominated by Branch websites: members and voted for by www.norwichcamra.org.uk Mark Stimpson (Branch Pubs Officer) members at the AGM. Is this www.camra.org.uk/wnorfolk presents the certificate to Sally Mann, The Big Society in action? Landlady of The Cottage Branch mailing list web page: groups.yahoo.com/group/ The pub was packed and it CAMRA_Norwich Congratulations go The was clear to see why The Windham Arms in Sheringham Published every 3 months Windham Arms had been by the Norwich, Norfolk & West Norfolk and The Cottage, Silver Road, chosen. The welcome was branches of the Campaign for Real Ale © Norwich. N&N CAMRA 2011 Norfolk Nips is warm and friendly, the real ales produced and distributed by members of were all LocAle, from Wood - the branch in their own time. At the 2011 Norwich and fordes, Wolf, Elmtree and Norfolk AGM they were voted Edited by: Winters. There was also a Mike Baldwin the Best County Pub and Best splendid buffet and a selection Email: [email protected] City Pub respectively. of English wines to try. Chris Lucas Email: [email protected] Why two POTY’s? Well, it has It’s a heady mix, Greek Hospi - been thought for some time Views expressed in Norfolk tality and food and Norfolk Nips are not necessarily those that the Branch represents a Real Ale, but boy does it work! of the editor or of CAMRA diverse range of pubs. There are excellent county pubs and Design & Production: Peta was clearly elated to Daniel Speed - Tamoko Design excellent city pubs, but by their receive the awards and paid Email: [email protected] very nature they are different, tribute to her family, this is very Distribution: so it becomes harder to choose much a family run pub, and each year. 12,000 copies / four times a year the Mayor Doug Smith recog - Norwich and Norfolk District: nised the importance of the Tony Miles [email protected] However, we can only have West Norfolk District : awards and the impact that it Ros Harre [email protected] one pub to compete with West could have on tourism for the Norfolk’s choice, so the two town. He was so right. Advertising: went head to head and The For advertising enquiries please contact Steve Whadcock on: Windham Arms was declared Anyone for a pint of LocAle the ultimate winner. Tel: 01778 420888 / 421550 and a Stifado? Mobile: 07736 635916 [email protected] And so it was that on Tuesday The Cottage received their Ad space in NIPS is regularly booked up long 25th May, Landlady Peta before we go to press, so to avoid disappoint - award on Friday 29th April. ment please get your ad space reserved at the Garnavos received not one, but A selection of photos will earliest opportunity. The best way is to book a two awards from Branch Pubs series of four ads – your message will then be appear on our website. visible all year round and you’ll enjoy a Officer Mark Stimpson, in the discount off the regular price SUMMER 2011 | 3 NN#157:Layout 1 31/05/2011 17:30 Page 4 NN#157:Layout 1 31/05/2011 17:30 Page 5 NORFOLK NIPS | Chairman’s Bits Back to the Future Recently it has been an eventful the consumer. on like this we may end up time with CAMRA celebrating In Norfolk we have over 30 being known as the Campaign it's 40th Anniversary and some breweries and I seem to be for Real Alco Pops. I dread to of us attending the National informed of new ones every think of the new logo. Members Weekend and AGM few months. So much for a in Sheffield. It made me reflect decline in cask ale. However, The Norwich City of Ale is on how far CAMRA has I feel the Campaign’s present going to be a great event and I progressed to the major focus is now in protecting our will be visiting all the 31 partici - consumer organisation it has Pubs which are under extreme pating pubs to sample our local become with more that pressures from all sides. We beers. There must be some - 120,000 members. Everybody must give them our continued thing special about our fine city knows we originally started support. as I can now announce that with the promotion of Real Ale CAMRA’s National Members in view of the dire lack of cask Whilst in Sheffield I noted Weekend and AGM 2013 will beer thanks to the Big Six how far we have diversified be held in Norwich. A date for national breweries. We now from our original goals when your diary. have over 700 breweries we even had discussions about offering a fantastic choice to adding fruit to cider. If we go Graham Freeman Open or Shut It is becoming increasingly diffi - that are definitely open and far more outsiders coming to his cult to tell whether some pubs congratulations to the “Dabbling festival than they’ve ever had are open or not. Several have a Duck” at Great Massingham and the Sunday went from busy habit of shutting early if it looks West Norfolk’s Pub of the Year to packed in the evening. The like they won’t get much more and to the Windham arms at excellent weather helping to trade in. so people passing by Sheringham Norwich’s P.O.T.Y bring people out over the holi - see the pub in darkness and think shortly to be decided between days. Lets hope this continues it’s shut permanently. One them for Norfolk P.O.T.Y. through the Summer with festi - couple told me that after leaving vals coming up in West Norfolk the cinema on a Wednesday Beer festivals have been plen - at the “Fox & Hounds” night, they tried three pubs on tiful over the Bank Holiday, Heacham, “Coach & Horses” their way out of town, only to I paid a visit to the “Angel” at Dersingham, “Union Jack” find each one shut, yet all of Swanton Morley for some fine Roydon, “Ancient Mariners” Old these pubs are still trading. One Ales and excellent music with a Hunstanton and “Jolly Sailors” Landlord told me “if I’ve got no band called “Polaris”. not quite Brancaster Staithe to name a few. one in at 9:30 I might as well as busy as usual, but a good (See Beer Festival list) several of shut as what little trade I might night. Then I went to the “Fox & these on the route of the Coast get after this will not be worth Hounds” at Heacham, this was Hopper Bus service. while, and it will cost me more in packed out and the Beers were overheads to stay open then changing through the night and So here’s to a good what I’ll lose by shutting”. I understand they had a good summer with good ale Cheers! weekend. Then back to the local So several are becoming part- the “Union Jack” at Roydon who Buff time pubs. Anyway on to pubs had an excellent weekend with SUMMER 2011 | 5 NN#157:Layout 1 01/06/2011 09:38 Page 6 Nips By Post We have a growing number of subscribers to our maga- zine, and I would like to say thanks to those who have sent very nice letters along Words from The Stig with their renewals. I haven’t been very active on weather you would think it If you would like to receive the real ale scene recently. had already arrived. Plenty of the next 4 issues of Norfolk Only going to a couple of beer festivals and events are Nips and Cask Force by post events, all within my own area. planned starting with the send 12 first class stamps to “Norwich city of ale” event the address below. A very enjoyable walk with which runs at the end of May, lunch at the Swan at Hilbor- hopefully the first of many! Norfolk Nips and Cask Force ough organised by Ros and 91 Tennyson Road Jeff, plus an excellent cider Time to get out there and Kings Lynn award presentation hosted by explore the wonderful world of Norfolk Jim and Pete of Whin Hill pubs and real ale, nothing as PE30 5NG Cider.
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