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10th February 2022
ROBINSONS APPOINT FIRST PUB MANAGER FROM APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMME
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, family-run Robinsons Brewery has highlighted the success of its first ever pub manager from their Apprenticeship Programme, Aspire, which was introduced in January 2019.
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8th February 2022
MEET NEW MANAGERS FOR THE LEGH ARMS, PRESTBURY
Nestled in the picturesque Cheshire village of Prestbury, the Legh Arms – a recently refurbished Robinsons’ dog-friendly pub with bedrooms – is now under exciting new management who took over the popular pub on Monday 24th January.
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22nd September 2021
LEGH ARMS FINALISTS IN THE GREAT BRITISH PUB AWARDS
Robinsons Brewery are delighted to announce that the Legh Arms, nestled in the picturesque Cheshire village of Prestbury, are finalists in the Great British Pub Awards 2021 for ‘Best Pub with Rooms’.
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20th September 2021
ROBINSONS GIVING AWAY 50,000 PINTS IN PUBS
Stockport based Robinsons Brewery are supporting their community pubs by giving away almost 50 thousand pints in the North West of England and North Wales.
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23rd August 2021
ROBINSONS BREWERY IS DELIGHTED TO HAVE ACQUIRED ONE OF CHESHIRE’S MOST ICONIC COUNTRY INNS, THE SWETTENHAM ARMS
The award-winning busy pub and wedding venue has an idyllic setting in the picturesque village of Swettenham next to the Lovell Quinta Arboretum, in the Dane Valley.
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2nd August 2021
THE COCK & MAGPIE REOPENS AFTER COMPLETE RENNOVATION
The Cock and Magpie, situated in Whitworth, has captivated the community after receiving a complete transformation from Stockport based Robinsons Brewery.
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14th July 2021
THE KING WILLIAM, WILMSLOW, REOPENS FOLLOWING SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT
The King William, one of the oldest pubs in the heart of Wilmslow, Cheshire, has reopened following a substantial investment from Stockport based brewers Robinsons and licensee Carl Entwistle.
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13th July 2021
ROBINSONS FAMILY BREWERY GROWS AND INVESTS IN INDIVIDUAL INNS COLLECTION
Following their acquisition of the Individual Inns businesses in 2019, family-run brewers Robinsons, based in Stockport, has used the last 18 months to grow and invest in the six pubs they acquired.
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24th May 2021
ROBINSONS CONTINUES TO INVEST ACROSS PUB ESTATE
Stockport based Robinsons Brewery, who operate over 240 tenanted and 20 managed pubs in North Wales and the North West of England, has continued to invest in its pubs throughout the pandemic, with a multi-million-pound investment programme including 20 significant refurbishments since the beginning of the pandemic.
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18th January 2021
LICENSEE AT THE WINDSOR CASTLE PUB WINS BII HEART OF THE COMMUNITY AWARD
Joanne Farrell, Licensee at Robinsons’ owned Windsor Castle pub, situated in Marple, has been awarded the BII (British Institute of Innkeeping) Heart of the Community Award.
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9th September 2020
THE POOLEY BRIDGE REOPENS FOLLOWING 1M INVESTMENT BY ROBINSONS
The Pooley Bridge Inn, located in the centre of the pretty little village of Pooley Bridge only moments away from the shores of Ullswater, has reopened following an investment of over £1M.
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4th August 2020
Y BRYNCYNAN IN MORFA NEFYN REOPENS FOLLOWING £1M INVESTMENT
Locals and visitors to Wales have said ‘Croeso’ to a new look for the popular Y Bryncynan pub, located at the main cross roads at Morfa Nefyn on the beautiful Lleyn Peninsular.
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23rd July 2020
THE FLOWER POT, MACCLESFIELD, BLOOMS FOLLOWING £1M INVESTMENT
The popular Flower Pot pub, situated on Congleton Road in Macclesfield, has reopened its doors following a 3-month long refurbishment from Stockport based Robinsons
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29th April 2020
BULLS HEAD TEAMS UP WITH THE NHS TO PROVIDE FREE ACCOMMODATION FOR FRONT-LINE STAFF
Robinsons Brewery has teamed up with Wythenshawe Hospital and the NHS to provide free accommodation for staff who are helping to fight the Coronavirus outbreak though the Bulls Head pub in Hale Barns.
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