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* Goat Brewhouse, Old Street, London, acquired 1742. | |||
* Martineau & Bland, Lambeth Brewery. Founded 1783, merged 1812. | |||
* H & V [[Nicholl Ltd]], Anchor Brewery, London SE13 were acquired in 1891. Converted into a bottling and distribution centre. | * H & V [[Nicholl Ltd]], Anchor Brewery, London SE13 were acquired in 1891. Converted into a bottling and distribution centre. | ||
* In 1896, they acquired [[Gripper Brothers]] of the Bell Brewery, Tottenham, and used it as a regional depot until the mid 1980s. | * In 1896, they acquired [[Gripper Brothers]] of the Bell Brewery, Tottenham, and used it as a regional depot until the mid 1980s. | ||
* [[Matthews & Canning]] of Chelsea amalgamated with Whitbread in 1899 and closed in 1907. | * The [[Abridge Brewery Company]] was acquired on 12th December 1898 with 32 public houses and was used as a depot until November 1922. | ||
* [[Matthews & Canning]] of Chelsea amalgamated with Whitbread in 1899 and closed in 1907. | |||
* [[Jones & Co (Bromley)]], Steam Brewery, acquired 31st October 1901. | |||
* They acquired part of the tied estate of the [[Notting Hill Brewery Co Ltd]] in 1920 when that company ceased brewing. | * They acquired part of the tied estate of the [[Notting Hill Brewery Co Ltd]] in 1920 when that company ceased brewing. | ||
* [[Forest Hill Brewery Co Ltd]] of Lewisham were acquired in 1924. | * [[Forest Hill Brewery Co Ltd]] of Lewisham were acquired in 1924. | ||
* In 1927, they acquired [[Frederick Leney & Sons Ltd]], Phoenix Brewery, Wateringbury with 156 public houses. | * In 1927, they acquired [[Frederick Leney & Sons Ltd]], Phoenix Brewery, Wateringbury with 156 public houses. | ||
* [[Jude, Hanbury & Co. Ltd]], [[Ash & Co]] and [[Mackeson & Co Ltd]] were acquired in 1929. The Mackeson brewery in Hythe survived until 1968, brewing a famous sweet stout. | * [[Jude, Hanbury & Co. Ltd]], [[Ash & Co]] and [[Mackeson & Co Ltd]] were acquired in 1929. The Mackeson brewery in Hythe survived until 1968, brewing a famous sweet stout. | ||
* In March 1946, [[Daniel Clifton & Co. Ltd]], Royal Oak Brewery, Stockport, was acquired. Brewery closed 1966. | |||
* [[Flitton's Brewery Ltd]], Stotfold Brewery, Bedfordshire, was acquired in June 1948 and was closed. | * [[Flitton's Brewery Ltd]], Stotfold Brewery, Bedfordshire, was acquired in June 1948 and was closed. | ||
* In 1951, [[Amey's Brewery Ltd]] of Petersfield, was acquired with 20 public houses and 12 off-licences and brewing ceased. | * In 1951, [[Amey's Brewery Ltd]] of Petersfield, was acquired with 20 public houses and 12 off-licences and brewing ceased. | ||
* In 1953, they acquired [[Kirkstall Brewery Co Ltd]] of Leeds and closed the brewery in January 1983. | * In 1953, they acquired [[Kirkstall Brewery Co Ltd]] of Leeds and closed the brewery in January 1983. | ||
* [[Dale & Co Ltd]] of Cambridge, Cambridgeshire were acquired in 1954 and brewing ceased there in 1958. | * [[Dale & Co Ltd]] of Cambridge, Cambridgeshire were acquired in 1954 and brewing ceased there in 1958. | ||
* [[Scarsdale Brewery Co. Ltd]] of Chesterfield were acquired in February 1958. | |||
* In 1961, they acquired [[Flowers Breweries Ltd]] (Luton and Stratford-upon-Avon). The Stratford brewery closed in 1968 and the Luton brewery (ex J W Green) in 1969. | * In 1961, they acquired [[Flowers Breweries Ltd]] (Luton and Stratford-upon-Avon). The Stratford brewery closed in 1968 and the Luton brewery (ex J W Green) in 1969. | ||
* [[Tennant Brothers Ltd]] of Sheffield were acquired in 1961 with 700 tied houses to become Whitbread East Pennines. Whitbreads closed the brewery in 1993. | * [[Tennant Brothers Ltd]] of Sheffield were acquired in 1961 with 700 tied houses to become Whitbread East Pennines. Whitbreads closed the brewery in 1993. |
Latest revision as of 22:47, 4 March 2022
Whitbread & Co. Ltd: Takeover and Closure Trail
- Goat Brewhouse, Old Street, London, acquired 1742.
- Martineau & Bland, Lambeth Brewery. Founded 1783, merged 1812.
- H & V Nicholl Ltd, Anchor Brewery, London SE13 were acquired in 1891. Converted into a bottling and distribution centre.
- In 1896, they acquired Gripper Brothers of the Bell Brewery, Tottenham, and used it as a regional depot until the mid 1980s.
- The Abridge Brewery Company was acquired on 12th December 1898 with 32 public houses and was used as a depot until November 1922.
- Matthews & Canning of Chelsea amalgamated with Whitbread in 1899 and closed in 1907.
- Jones & Co (Bromley), Steam Brewery, acquired 31st October 1901.
- They acquired part of the tied estate of the Notting Hill Brewery Co Ltd in 1920 when that company ceased brewing.
- Forest Hill Brewery Co Ltd of Lewisham were acquired in 1924.
- In 1927, they acquired Frederick Leney & Sons Ltd, Phoenix Brewery, Wateringbury with 156 public houses.
- Jude, Hanbury & Co. Ltd, Ash & Co and Mackeson & Co Ltd were acquired in 1929. The Mackeson brewery in Hythe survived until 1968, brewing a famous sweet stout.
- In March 1946, Daniel Clifton & Co. Ltd, Royal Oak Brewery, Stockport, was acquired. Brewery closed 1966.
- Flitton's Brewery Ltd, Stotfold Brewery, Bedfordshire, was acquired in June 1948 and was closed.
- In 1951, Amey's Brewery Ltd of Petersfield, was acquired with 20 public houses and 12 off-licences and brewing ceased.
- In 1953, they acquired Kirkstall Brewery Co Ltd of Leeds and closed the brewery in January 1983.
- Dale & Co Ltd of Cambridge, Cambridgeshire were acquired in 1954 and brewing ceased there in 1958.
- Scarsdale Brewery Co. Ltd of Chesterfield were acquired in February 1958.
- In 1961, they acquired Flowers Breweries Ltd (Luton and Stratford-upon-Avon). The Stratford brewery closed in 1968 and the Luton brewery (ex J W Green) in 1969.
- Tennant Brothers Ltd of Sheffield were acquired in 1961 with 700 tied houses to become Whitbread East Pennines. Whitbreads closed the brewery in 1993.
- They acquired John R Fielder & Son Ltd, Titchfield, Hampshire in March 1961 with 12 tied houses.
- Norman & Pring Ltd of Exeter were acquired in April 1962 with 102 tied houses and Starkey, Knight & Ford Ltd in 1962 with 400 tied houses.
- West Country Breweries Ltd, Cheltenham were acquired in 1963 and became known as Whitbread Flowers Ltd.
- In October 1963, they acquired J. Nimmo & Sons Ltd of Castle Eden with 202 tied houses, although they later sold the brewery back as a management buy-out.
- In 1964, they acquired Dutton's Blackburn Brewery Ltd with 784 tied houses. Name changed to Dutton’s Brewery Ltd in 1966 and was operated as Whitbread West Pennines Ltd until closed in 1978.
- Lacon & Co. Ltd, Falcon Brewery, Great Yarmouth was acquired in December 1965 with 354 public houses. The brewery was closed in 1968.
- Rhymney Breweries Ltd were acquired in January 1966. Closed in 1978.
- They acquired James Thompson & Co Ltd of Barrow-in-Furness in 1966 with 47 public houses.
- Evan Evans Bevan Ltd's Vale of Neath Brewery was acquired in 1967 and brewing ceased in May 1972.
- In September 1967, they acquired Fremlins Ltd of Maidstone with 714 public houses. Brewery closed October 1972 but used as a depot until 2003.
- In October 1967, Isaac Tucker & Co. Ltd, Turk's Head Brewery, Gateshead was acquired with 50 tied houses.
- Threlfall’s Chesters Ltd (Threlfall & Co Ltd) of Liverpool and Salford were acquired in 1967 with 800 licensed houses.
- Archibald Campbell, Hope & King Ltd of Edinburgh were acquired in 1967. Brewing ceased there in 1970.
- Lonsdale & Adshead Ltd's Macclesfield Brewery was acquired by Ind Coope Ltd in 1950. Brewery offered for sale in 1967 and was bought by Whitbreads. Depot later closed and demolished.
- In January 1968, Cobb & Co. of Margate were acquired with 40 public houses. The brewery closed in October 1968 and was demolished in July 1971.
- Gardner & Co. Ltd of Ash, and Tomson & Wotton Ltd of Ramsgate were acquired by Whitbread in June 1968.
- They acquired Bentley's Yorkshire Breweries Ltd of Woodlesford in August 1968 with 380 houses and brewing ceased there in October 1972.
- Richard Whitaker & Sons Ltd of Halifax was absorbed in September 1968 with 135 tied houses. Brewing ceased early in 1969.
- John Young & Co, Ladywell Brewery, Fisherrow, were acquired in November 1968 with 11 tied houses and brewing ceased on 31st January 1969.
- Strong & Co Ltd of Romsey were acquired in 1969 with 940 public houses. Brewing ceased there in 1981. This includes Strongs' subsidiary breweries: Wethered & Sons Ltd (brewing ceased 1988) and Mew, Langton & Co. Ltd (brewing ceased 1969).
- They acquired Brickwoods Ltd, Portsmouth Brewery in 1971 with 675 public houses. Brewing ceased there in 1983 and the brewery was demolished in 1990.
- Boddington's Breweries Ltd of Manchester were acquired in 1989.