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[[File:Marlborough Arms, Vaux Sign, Cirencester  2022.jpg|thumb|A sign in the Marlborough Arms, Cirencester]]
[[Image:Vaux 62.jpg|thumb|A turn of the century newspaper advert]]
[[Image:Vaux 62.jpg|thumb|A turn of the century newspaper advert]]
[[Image:Vaux 63.jpg|thumb|A turn of the century newspaper advert]]
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<big>'''Vaux Breweries Ltd''', ''Castle Street Brewery, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear.''</big>
<big>'''Vaux Breweries Ltd,''' ''Castle Street Brewery, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear.''</big>


Founded by Cuthbert Vaux 1837 at Matlock Street Brewery. Moved to Castle Street 1875. Registered 1896 as C.Vaux & Sons Ltd.
Founded by Cuthbert Vaux 1837 at Matlock Street Brewery. Moved to Castle Street 1875. Registered 1896 as C.Vaux & Sons Ltd.


It became Associated Breweries Ltd in 1927. Name changed to Vaux Breweries Ltd in 1973. At that time they held 700 houses in England and 200 [[Thomas Usher & Son Ltd]] houses in Scotland.  
It became Associated Breweries Ltd in 1927. Name changed to Vaux Breweries Ltd in 1973. At that time they held 700 houses in England and 200 [[Thomas Usher & Son Ltd]] houses in Scotland.
 
[[Ward & Co. Ltd]] in Sheffield joined in 1972 and [[Darley Ltd]] at Thorne in 1978. It purchased a 75% share in Belgium’s Liefman in 1974. 


After pressure from the City, they closed their remaining breweries in 1999. The site in Sunderland is to be redeveloped for mixed uses.
After pressure from the City, they closed their remaining breweries in 1999. The site in Sunderland is to be redeveloped for mixed uses.
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* '''[[List of Vaux Breweries Ltd. pubs in North Western England]]'''
* '''[[List of Vaux Breweries Ltd. pubs in North Western England]]'''
* '''[[List of Vaux Breweries Ltd. pubs in London]]'''
* '''[[List of Vaux Breweries Ltd. pubs in London]]'''
* '''[[Vaux Breweries, A Personal Recollection]]'''




'''The Bottling Department in 1907'''
'''The Bottling Department in 1907'''


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File:Vaux Sunderland bottling machines (1).jpg
File:Vaux Sunderland bottling machines (1).jpg
File:Vaux Sunderland bottling machines (4).jpg
File:Vaux Sunderland bottling machines (4).jpg
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'''Views of the inside of the brewery taken in 1930'''
'''Views of the inside of the brewery taken in 1930'''


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Image:Vaux 1.jpg
Image:Vaux 1.jpg
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'''An assortment of views of the brewery taken over the last 10 years of operation.'''
'''An assortment of views of the brewery taken over the last 10 years of operation.'''


<gallery>
<gallery mode="slideshow">
Image:Vaux 53.jpg|Compare this form of delivery transport to that in the next image.
Image:Vaux 53.jpg|Compare this form of delivery transport to that in the next image.
Image:Vaux 51.jpg|Is this vast beer transporter any quicker than its equestrian predecessor?
Image:Vaux 51.jpg|Is this vast beer transporter any quicker than its equestrian predecessor?
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</gallery>


'''The brewery in the 1990s. Courtesy Walter Dunlop'''
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File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (7).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (8).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (9).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (10).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (11).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (12).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (1).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (2).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (3).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (4).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (5).jpg
File:Vaux, Sunderland 90's (6).jpg
File:Vaux pumpclip.JPG
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'''Labels etc'''


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File:Vaux RD zx (1).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Vaux RD zx (2).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Vaux RD zx (3).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Vaux RD zx (4).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Vaux Bry RD zmx (1).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Vaux Bry RD zmx (2).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Vaux Bry RD zmx (3).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
</gallery>





Latest revision as of 21:02, 31 July 2026

A sign in the Marlborough Arms, Cirencester
A turn of the century newspaper advert
A turn of the century newspaper advert

Vaux Breweries Ltd, Castle Street Brewery, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear.

Founded by Cuthbert Vaux 1837 at Matlock Street Brewery. Moved to Castle Street 1875. Registered 1896 as C.Vaux & Sons Ltd.

It became Associated Breweries Ltd in 1927. Name changed to Vaux Breweries Ltd in 1973. At that time they held 700 houses in England and 200 Thomas Usher & Son Ltd houses in Scotland.

Ward & Co. Ltd in Sheffield joined in 1972 and Darley Ltd at Thorne in 1978. It purchased a 75% share in Belgium’s Liefman in 1974.

After pressure from the City, they closed their remaining breweries in 1999. The site in Sunderland is to be redeveloped for mixed uses.


Takeover and closure history:



The Bottling Department in 1907


Views of the inside of the brewery taken in 1930


An assortment of views of the brewery taken over the last 10 years of operation.

The brewery in the 1990s. Courtesy Walter Dunlop



Entry in the Trade Mark Registry

Registration No  : 290,298
Description  : Signature
Date of Application  : 09/02/1907
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO