CamrAngle Issue 64
CAMRA’s CamrAngle highlighted The Swan’s latest community achievements and local pub news in its Spring 2022 edition.
CAMRA’s CamrAngle highlighted The Swan’s latest community achievements and local pub news in its Spring 2022 edition.
Although attendance was smaller than usual, the final Bingo Night of the season was enjoyed by all and will return when the darker evenings arrive.
A memorable Quiz Night saw solo player ‘Unexpected Item in the Bagging Area’ claim victory, while the raffle jackpot rolled over to £30.
Easter fun, sunshine, music, and family activities brought all ages together for a brilliant weekend at The Swan.
The Weekday Warriors tackled a host of finishing tasks this week, from fitting doors and completing decoration to preparing The Kitchen for its long-awaited opening.
Games Night continued to grow in popularity, with players enjoying a mix of classic favourites and innovative new games hosted by local inventor Simon.
A sold-out Fever-Tree masterclass gave guests the chance to learn, taste, and enjoy the art of pairing gins with premium tonics.
Major improvements transformed The Courtyard this week, while The Kitchen moved ever closer to opening as commissioning and final preparations continued.
Mike returned for cheese and wine after his anniversary, showcasing superb cheeses including rare Red Windsor and luscious runny Brie.
The Weekday Warriors continued their efforts across The Swan, with improvements indoors and out helping the pub look ready for spring.
Another well-attended Quiz Night saw ‘Spring Like Swans’ take the honours, while the raffle jackpot rolled over once again.
The Swan’s kitchen edged even closer to completion this week, with volunteers and supporters helping bring the project over the final hurdle
The Swan’s Comic Relief coffee morning raised £234, thanks to generous bakers, supporters, and the efforts of volunteers and students alike.
A St Patrick’s-themed Bingo Night brought plenty of fun, festive outfits, and a sparkling prize for lucky winner Trudy Lowe.
While the final grouting work continued in The Kitchen, volunteers also made significant improvements to the corridor, creating a smarter and more practical route through the building.