Good news for pubs as talks held in Shepreth on lower rates
The Plough pub in Shepreth has a long and rich history. - Credit: Archant
A special event to outline support for village pubs will be held in Shepreth next Wednesday.
Final orders are being called on bookings for South Cambridgeshire District Council’s event which will cover the help the council can give through reductions in business rates, news about free broadband connection vouchers for pub businesses and a masterclass on how to use social media to market pubs.
The June 10 event will take place at the Camra award-winning pub The Plough in High Street.
Speakers include Bernard Lee from runapub.com and workshops with Terry Stork from Pub is the Hub and Nicole Hamilton from the Plunkett Foundation.
Councillor Nick Wright, South Cambs District Council’s member for economic development, said: “We know how important it is to support local pubs as they are at the heart of village life.
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“This event is aimed at anyone who has an interest in keeping pubs as thriving assets. We have chosen The Plough as it is a great example of how a pub can be reborn as a community hub.”
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