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J & R [[Tennent Ltd]] of Glasgow were acquired in 1963 with 240 pubs. | J & R [[Tennent Ltd]] of Glasgow were acquired in 1963 with 240 pubs. | ||
They closed [[Kemp Town Brewery Ltd]] (Brighton) in 1964. | |||
They closed the brewery of [[Brutton, Mitchell, Toms Ltd]] of Yeovil in 1965. | They closed the brewery of [[Brutton, Mitchell, Toms Ltd]] of Yeovil in 1965. |
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Charrington United Breweries Ltd
The outcome of a merger in 1962 between:
- United Breweries Ltd (formerly Northern Breweries of Great Britain Ltd).
J & R Tennent Ltd of Glasgow were acquired in 1963 with 240 pubs.
They closed Kemp Town Brewery Ltd (Brighton) in 1964.
They closed the brewery of Brutton, Mitchell, Toms Ltd of Yeovil in 1965.
Woodhead's Brewery Ltd, Canonbury Brewery, London N1 was acquired in 1965.
Hardy's Crown Brewery Ltd was closed and demolished by Charrington United in 1965.
In 1965, they acquired Offiler's Brewery Ltd of Derby with 238 houses and closed it on 30th September 1966.
They acquired Randall, Gibbons, Ingold & Co. of Dunmow, Essex in 1965 with 50 houses and closed the brewery. Brewery demolished by Bass Charrington in 1975.
Massey's Burnley Brewery Ltd was acquired in 1966 with 312 houses. Brewing ceased in 1974.
The company merged in 1967 with Bass, Mitchells & Butlers Ltd to form Bass Charrington Ltd.