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Jun 2023
Last Updated: 06/06/2023
Business Breakfast: Harrogate brewery to host 10th anniversary beer festival
Joe and Julie Joyce, owners of Harrogate Brewing Co.
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A Harrogate brewery has announced it is to host its first beer festival to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
Harrogate Brewing Co, which is based on Hookstone Chase, is set to hold the event from August 11 until August 13.
It will include pop-up bars from Northern Monk, Amity Brew Co and Bini Brew Co, as well as live music and street food vendors.
A family day will be held on the Sunday (August 13) where outdoor games and a face painting will take place.
The event will be an all-ticket event and admission prices will be £8 for adults and £3 for children aged between five and 14. A full weekend ticket is priced at £15.
The brewery was originally founded by Anton Stark in 2013. It was taken over by current owners Julie and Joe Joyce four years ago.
For more information on the anniversary event, visit the Harrogate Brewing Co website here.
Harrogate private health group donates to skin charity
A Harrogate private health group has donated £10,000 to the British Skin Foundation.
Circle Health Group, which runs the Duchy Hospital, has made the donation to help fund further research into skin conditions.
As well as the Duchy, the group runs Thornbury Hospital in Sheffield and the Huddersfield Hospital on Birkby Hall Road in Huddersfield.
On making the donation, David Uregbula, head of business development and partnerships at Circle Health Group, said:
“With specialist dermatology services available across our national network of hospitals, we understand the importance of the British Skin Foundation's work.
“We are delighted to be playing a pivotal role in supporting their drive to improve research and treatment for future generations.”
Matthew Patey, chief executive at the British Skin Foundation, said:
“We still have lots of work to do to improve the lives of patients in the UK and across the world.
“This substantial donation from Circle Health Group gives the scientific community’s most talented researchers more resources to continue their ongoing mission.”
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