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In July 1986, they acquired [[Home Brewery Co. Ltd]] of Daybrook, Nottingham with 447 public houses. They closed Home Brewery in 1996. | In July 1986, they acquired [[Home Brewery Co. Ltd]] of Daybrook, Nottingham with 447 public houses. They closed Home Brewery in 1996. | ||
They acquired [[Matthew Brown & Co. Ltd]] of Blackburn in October 1987 with 550 tied houses. Brewing ceased at Blackburn in 1991. | They acquired [[Matthew Brown & Co. Ltd]] of Blackburn in October 1987 with 550 tied houses. Brewing ceased at Blackburn in 1991. | ||
With the Matthew Brown company, they acquired T & R [[Theakston Ltd]] of Masham, North Yorkshire, but sold that brewery back to the Theakston family in 2003. | |||
In 1995, they acquired the brewing operations of [[Courage & Co. Ltd]] from the Australian brewers Fosters. | In 1995, they acquired the brewing operations of [[Courage & Co. Ltd]] from the Australian brewers Fosters. | ||
Revision as of 18:59, 17 September 2018
Scottish & Newcastle PLC, 111 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh
Scottish & Newcastle Breweries Ltd were created in 1960 as a result of a merger between:
In July 1986, they acquired Home Brewery Co. Ltd of Daybrook, Nottingham with 447 public houses. They closed Home Brewery in 1996.
They acquired Matthew Brown & Co. Ltd of Blackburn in October 1987 with 550 tied houses. Brewing ceased at Blackburn in 1991.
With the Matthew Brown company, they acquired T & R Theakston Ltd of Masham, North Yorkshire, but sold that brewery back to the Theakston family in 2003.
In 1995, they acquired the brewing operations of Courage & Co. Ltd from the Australian brewers Fosters.
The new company traded as Scottish Courage.
Now owned by Heineken.