Beer and Bus Run in Altrincham, Knutsford, Lymm & Warrington tomorrow

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Beer and Bus Run in Altrincham, Knutsford, Lymm & Warrington tomorrow
Just seen this posted on the North West Bus Blog:

Quote:The EAM Care Group​ in conjunction with CAMRA - the Campaign for Real Ale​ and Wigan Transport Trust are hosting their second much larger ‘Beer and Bus’ event on the 4th July 2015 from 12 noon to 7pm. The route takes in real ale pubs in and between Warrington, Lymm, Altrincham plus the great addition of Knutsford and Tatton Brewery.


It’s all to raise funds for EAM Lodge CIC, a respite and residential home for young adults with complex health needs and disabilities. It's just £3 each for the programme and timetable, and will be a family friendly, free ‘hop on, hop off’ service, with you choosing how long you stay in each pub. Just follow the timetable!

EAM Lodge Community Interest Company is a non-profit company that caters for young people from eighteen offering nursing care, residential, short or long term breaks provided by a team of highly professional nurses and carers providing bespoke care, whilst catering for all the young people’s requirements in a place for them to make friends, learn new skills or simply relax in an environment that can meet a variety of needs.

The Wigan Transport Trust provided the transport on the day, they are a charitable voluntary organisation that restores buses and uses them to allow the general public to experience road transport heritage through "free to travel" services and charity fundraising events; it recently also provided transport for Wigan Beer Festival.

Start and end your journey from any point on the routes the three preserved buses take, no need to make your way to the starting points in Altrincham, Warrington and Knutsford. Programme and timetables will also give details of the real ale pubs within walking distance of stopping points. To reserve your programmes or if you have any questions contact Jude Blinkhorn: jude.blinkhorn@eamcaregroup.co.uk

http://www.thenorthwestbusblog.co.uk/201...ngton.html