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Traditional Gravesend Pub Transformed Into Stylish Bar

9th November 2016

Traditional pub The Grapes in Gravesend has undergone a £60,000 transformation into a stylish wine bar.

3rd November 2016

Tributes have been paid to Les Koncsik, Shepherd Neame’s longest-serving pub landlord, who passed away on Tuesday, November 1.

1st November 2016

The Plough in the bustling historic town of Farnham, Surrey, has reopened after a month-long £150,000 refurbishment.

28th October 2016

For the sixth consecutive year, Spitfire Premium Kentish Ale is a proud partner of men’s health charity Movember.

25th October 2016

Get into the festive spirit with Shepherd Neame’s Christmas Ale.

21st October 2016

The East Kent, in the seaside town of Whitstable, has reopened after a three month £275,000 refurbishment.

17th October 2016

The Duke of Edinburgh in Barming near Maidstone has been shortlisted for Best Pub Restaurant in the national FreeFrom Eating Out Awards.

14th October 2016

Shepherd Neame's Visitor Centre has been named as a finalist in this year’s Beautiful South Awards in recognition of its eco-friendly efforts.

13th October 2016

The Britannia Inn in Hythe donated a total of £4,000 to two charities at a presentation evening on Monday, October 3.

29th September 2016

The award-winning Kings Head in Wye has completed a £150,000 project to create four new en-suite rooms for guests.

27th September 2016

The Dove Inn, in the picturesque hamlet of Dargate near Faversham, is taking local sourcing and food mile reduction to the next level.

23rd September 2016

An £80,000 refurbishment has been completed at the Gate Inn in the picturesque village of Boyden Gate near Canterbury.