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Joint venture at Plough
Whiting and Hammond, the highly-rated south-east gastro operator founded by Brian Keeley-Whiting, a former director of Brunning and Price, is planning a £300,000-plus investment on a pub in a joint venture with Lewes brewery Harveys.
Added/Updated: 09-05-2008
Category: Pub News

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Coach and Horses
The Coach and Horses has existed on this site as a hostelry since the mid 18th century. We are a traditional pub serving a range of real ales and fine wines in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. We have live music and Chichester's largest beer garden.
Added/Updated: 07-05-2008
Category: Chichester

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The Half Moon at Warninglid
The Half Moon is a Grade II listed brick and stone pub dating back to the 18th century. This picturesque part of Sussex (between Horsham and Haywards Heath) is the ideal location for a pub with a friendly atmosphere, no children under the age of 14, and juke-box free. We pride ourselves on our home-cooked food with a good selection of daily specials, and real ales including Harveys Best, Old Speckled Hen, Ringwood Best and weekly guest ale.
Added/Updated: 02-05-2008
Category: West Sussex Pubs

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Carr Taylor
David and Linda Carr Taylor established their vineyard, in the beautiful 1066 countryside just north of Hastings, more than 30 years ago and quickly gained international recognition for their award-winning English wines. Carr Taylor have a superb selection of English wines and fruit wines that capture the essence of an English summer. Update
Added/Updated: 30-04-2008
Category: Vineyards

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First In Last Out
The First In Last Out is a Hastings pub and microbrewery, known as the FILO. The brewery was established in 1985 and it brews four regular ales including Crofters Best Bitter and Cardinal Sussex Porter. The pub has regular music nights and beer festivals. Update
Added/Updated: 22-04-2008
Category: Hastings

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Horse Guards Inn
The Horse Guard's is an historic 300-year old, family run, friendly pub with great food, wine, beer and service. Converted from three cottages, the tastefully refurbished rooms have stripped beams, open fires, pine panelling and antique furnishings. The restaurant and terrace both enjoy views across the Rother Valley to the South Downs. Located in Tillington near Petworth.
Added/Updated: 18-04-2008
Category: Petworth

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Southwick Beer Festival
Friday 23rd - Sunday 25th May. Southwick Community Centre is once again hosting the fantastic annual Southwick Beer Festival. Located on the beautiful south coast, Southwick Beer Festival offers over 60 ales and ciders, alternative refreshments, two amazing food options, and a huge variety of live entertainment throughout the weekend.
Added/Updated: 12-04-2008
Category: What's On

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The Pelham Arms
The Pelham Arms is a beautiful grade II listed public house built in 1640, located in the heart of the historic town of Lewes, just minutes from the South Downs. A friendly relaxed atmosphere will welcome you at The Pelham Arms, along with great cask ales, delicious wines and classic British pub food freshly prepared in our kitchens.
Added/Updated: 10-04-2008
Category: Lewes

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Basketmakers Arms
A traditional pub in the heart of Brighton's North Laines area. Serves several seasonal real ales and guest beers from Fullers and an extensive selection of malt whiskies. Convenient for Brighton theatres.
Added/Updated: 08-04-2008
Category: Brighton Pubs

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Star and Garter
At the bottom of the South Downs, in the quaint little village of East Dean near Goodwood racecourse, our free house offers superb food, fine quality wines and real ales and cider straight from the barrel. Our menu is famous for offering great local seafood. Our three bed and breakfast rooms upstairs include a four-poster bedroom. They are all en-suite and nicely decorated.
Added/Updated: 03-04-2008
Category: Chichester