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What to order from Bristol Beer Factory with your free drink token

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By Molly Pipe Verified, Martin Booth Verified, Karen Johnson Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Ahead of Bristol24/7’s Drag Quiz Night at the Pump House on September 30, we caught up with the team at Bristol Beer Factory to find out why they wanted to support the event, what independence means to them and, of course, what everyone should be ordering at the bar. For Bristol Beer Factory, the appeal of the evening is simple. “We’re big believers that you can support your city while having a good time,” the team said.
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Church sees attendance triple with young people ‘searching for meaning’

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By Molly Pipe Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
A church that has seen attendance triple between 2022 and 2026 will be introducing a new Sunday service to meet the spring in demand. Central Church, which runs out of St Philip & St Jacob Church, Tower Hill, had an average of 56 people attending its Sunday services in 2022, yet in the first half of 2026 that number has been 172. This is not due to a post-covid impact dampening of 2022 numbers: in 2019, before the pandemic, attendance was only 82 people on average.
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Landlord given award for ‘saving’ pub

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By Molly Pipe Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
The owner of an East Bristol pub has been presented with an award for his work “saving” the pub. Sam Gregory took over The Crown Tavern on Lawfords Gate, St Jude’s in last 2022 and has overseen a complete renovation. He was given the award by the Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) on Wednesday evening, with locals and staff gathering to celebrate.
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