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A night out in Low Fell: follow our pub crawl from The Bank to The Aletaster

Retro bar at Gateshead Summer Fest is set to recreate favourite 90s party drinks; New bar serving a nostalgia-fest of tipples will be among the attractions at a weekend festival which is set to make its debut with two music stages and a special Sunday focus on family entertainment

| Darul-Ilm Education and Training Centre, portacabin for community use (D1), The Aletaster, 22, Brewery Lane, Thornhill Lees.

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Go North East services 1, 21, N21 and 69 will be diverted between The Aletaster and Shipcote Art Gallery via Kells Lane and Dryden Road in both directions, serving bus stops on route.

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And William Luke Williams, who was 84 at the time and who had been in the service of the Corporation as an inspector of weights and measures and who was noted for his intimate knowledge of old Cardiff, recalled: "I knew the last aletaster of Cardiff.

"Weights and measures inspector's memories

During this period, no tenant occupied the office of aletaster more than once; the same obtained for the offices of constable, scrutineers of the market (victuals, including meat), and fieldmasters.

The politics of diffuse authority in an early modern small town

Included in the itinerary were The Cluny, the Cumberland Arms, Bacchus, Pitcher & Piano, and the Crown Posada in Newcastle, along with The Aletaster in Gateshead and the Sun Inn at Beamish Museum.

Brewing up great idea for TV show

In Kings Norton these yealds were Lee, Rednal or Wrednall, Headley, Moundsley, and Moseley, for each of which there was an aletaster.

Brum note first to surface in 972

In the Cardiff Borough Records, published more than a century ago, an old Cardiffian reminisced: "I remember the last Aletaster of Cardiff.

Historic Blue Bell would be marking 200 years; CARDIFF REMEMBERED with

Among the places in our region marking the occasion will be the Aletaster in Durham Road, Gateshead; the Shepherd and Shepherdess at Beamish, County Durham, and the Lord Monkton Hotel in Jarrow.

Orchid's a crowd pleaser; TABLE FOR 2

Architecturally, some of the pubs were very grand and we've highlighted all the traditional stone-built pubs on the map - the Borough Arms, the Victoria - and also the rebuilds such as the Aletaster and The Seven Stars, which I describe as Edwardian Tudorbethan in style.

Exhibition? Now you're talking; BEER

The Aletaster on Durham Road, Low Fell was singled out as one of the best in the region in 2003 by brewers Greene King who run the Abbot Ale Perfect Pub awards.

Ale lovers paradise' up for sale; commercial property

It's slightly out on a limb and since the Aletaster closed before Christmas there's a missing link joining it to the main pub hub of Low Fell.