finishing at The Queens Head (2019-01-14)

finishing at The Queens Head

Posted On: November 26, 2018 at 4:33 pm

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January 14, 2019 @ 9:30 pm – 10:30 pm

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Where:

The Queens Head
2 High Street
Chislehurst BR7 5AN

The Queens Head is about 400 yards away from the Gordon Arms.

The pub is an Ember Inn, so as at the time of writing (Nov 2018), all real ales are priced at £2.49/pint, with Timothy Taylor Landlord often one of those available.

The club is comfortable and spacious, and there is a good range of mainly mainstream real ales. It is a short walk from Hayes station. Bus users should use routes 119, 138, 246, 314 or 353, and alight at Hayes Station. Your CAMRA card will be needed to guarantee access.Share this:PrintTwitterFacebook

8:30 pm continuing to the Real Ale Way

continuing to the Real Ale Way

Jun 18 @ 8:30 pm – 10:00 pm

This pub is a few minutes walk from the Royal British Legion Club.This family-owned micropub opened in July 2018, and offers a most welcome new choice for local drinkers and rail commuters alike. The pub overlooks the entrance to Hayes station, and is served by numerous bus routes. Joint runner-up for Bromley CAMRA PotY 2019.Share this:PrintTwitterFacebook

Jun

Tue

7:30 pm Committee meeting at the Queens ...

Committee meeting at the Queens ...

Jun 25 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm

Bromley CAMRA members who are not on the committee are always welcome to attend committee meetings. Non-committee members planning to attend a meeting may request the Secretary (secretary@bromley.camra.org.uk) to prepare and print a pack of relevant committee papers to be made available at the meeting. This superb pub is in one of the borough’s more rural locations and is best reached by bus. Get the 146 from Bromley North/South or the R8 from Orpington station and alight at the terminus in Downe Village. But the services are infrequent so check the timetable.Share this:PrintTwitterFacebook

Jun

Sat

all-day The Annual Crystal Palace Triang...

The Annual Crystal Palace Triang...

Jun 29 all-day

The annual endurance test around the Crystal Palace triangle, with a few route changes this year.But you are welcome to join for either all of the route or just a small part.The first pub – the Douglas Fir – opened in November 2016 and is located between Crystal Palace and Anerley rail/London Overground stations. Bus travellers should use routes 157, 249, 358 or 432 and alight at Thicket Road / Madeline Road. The route is as follows:-Noon Douglas Fir, 144 Anerley Rd, Anerley SE20 8DL1.10 Alma, 95 Church Rd, Crystal Palace SE19 2TA; 2.00 White Hart, 96 Church Rd, Upper Norwood SE19 2EZ; 2.50 Postal Order, 33 Westow St. SE19 3RW; 3.50 Sparrowhawk, 2 Westow Hill, Upper Norwood SE19 1RX;4.40 Walker Briggs, 23 Westow Hill SE19 1TQ; 5.30 Faber Fox, 25-27 Westow Hill SE19 1TQ; 6.20 Westow House, 79 Westow Hill SE19 1TX.Share this:PrintTwitterFacebook

Jul

Sat

all-day Branch social at the 13th SIBA S...

Branch social at the 13th SIBA S...

Jul 6 all-day

Our annual visit to this excellent festival, which this year features 180 cask ales in various categories from the South East’s finest independent brewers. We will be meeting at 10.50 at Orpington Station, and will be taking the train at 11.12. Please arrive punctually if you wish to take advantage of a groupsave fare with other members. A walk of about ten minutes from Tonbridge station is needed to reach the festival venue.http://www.tjrfc.co.uk/beer-festivalsShare this:PrintTwitterFacebook

Jul

Sat

all-day Branch Cramble from Biggin Hill ... @ Meeting at Biggin Hill Black Horse bus stop (Q) at 11.50.

Branch Cramble from Biggin Hill ... @ Meeting at Biggin Hill Black Horse bus stop (Q) at 11.50.

Jul 13 all-day

A Cramble is a combination of a pub CRawl and a rAMBLE, = Cramble. It’s a gentle stroll through some of the rural parts of our branch area, with sufficient time to have a drink in some of the excellent pubs on route. Our meeting point is the Biggin Hill Black Horse bus stop, which is served by routes 246 and 320 from Central Bromley, as well by routes R2 and R8 from the Orpington area. The 6-mile walk takes us via Downe and Keston to Hayes where we expect to arrive at around 17.00.For full details of the walk, please see this link.Following the walk, the Real Ale Way in Hayes will be presented with their award of Joint Runner-Up in Bromley CAMRA’s 2019 Pub of the Year competition.Share this:PrintTwitterFacebook

5:00 pm Pub of the Year (joint runner-up...

Pub of the Year (joint runner-up...

Jul 13 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

The Real Ale Way has been judged Joint-Up in the 2019 Bromley CAMRA Pub of the Year competition, which is a considerable achievement for this family-owned micropub which only opened in July 2018. Since then it has offered a most welcome new choice for local drinkers and rail commuters alike. The pub overlooks the entrance to Hayes station, and is also served by numerous bus routes. We expect the presentation to be made at around 17.30, by which time the walkers on the Cramble should have arrived, at the end of the walk. Please see the other diary entry for today to get more information about the Cramble.Share this:PrintTwitterFacebook

Jul

Thu

12:00 pm 6th Bromley CAMRA Beckenham beer...

6th Bromley CAMRA Beckenham beer...

Jul 25 @ 12:00 pm – 11:00 pm

Please click on this link for further information about our beer festival.Share this:PrintTwitterFacebook

Jul

Fri

12:00 pm 6th Bromley CAMRA Beckenham beer...

6th Bromley CAMRA Beckenham beer...

Jul 26 @ 12:00 pm – 11:00 pm

Please click on this link for further information about our beer festival. Share this:PrintTwitterFacebook