7 members of the Court, including the Ale Taster, Low Bailiff and Foreman, travelled to Alcester to attend Alcester Court Leet’s Ale Tasting. 6 establishments were visited: The ales in all establishments was found to be of excellent quality. Thank you to the High Bailiff, Officers and Jurors of Alcester Court Leet for a most […]
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It was our pleasure to present a cheque to The Lord Leycester Hospital to the value of £4593.36. The money being the proceeds from the Lord Leycester Hospital Beer & Cider Festival which we ran in February. Thank you too all of you who attended the festival & the businesses and individuals who sponsored beers
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Warwick Court Leet conducted the ancient ceremony of Ale Tasting during the Inner Ale Tasting on Thursday 5th May. Joined by representatives of the neighbouring Court Leets of Alcester, Bromsgrove and Henley-in-Arden, ale tastings were conducted at Ronnie’s Bar, The Old Coffee Tavern, The Tilted Wig and The King’s Head. The ales tasted an each
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Warwick Court Leet is pleased to announce the return of the Lord Leycester Hospital Beer Festival for 2022! The 2021 edition of the festival had to be canceled due to the pandemic. Hosted in the historic Great Hall at the Lord Leycester Hospital, the festival offers the opportunity to visit this great venue which is
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On Wednesday 8th December 2021 the Warwick Court Leet held its annual Carol Service and Supper at the historic Lord Leycester Hospital. On a chilly evening the Officers and Jurors of the Court and guests assembled in the Chapel of St James the Great, it was great to see such a great attendance. The service
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Warwick Court Leet, in the year of lockdown, when we all faced the pandemic that raced through the world. This country has seen nothing like it since the great influenza epidemic of 1918 that killed more people than the total number of those lost in the entire First World War. None of us could have
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