The landlords of a popular city pub will be celebrating their 30th anniversary this weekend with the launch of a new beer.
The Coach and Horses in Thorpe Road will be marking three decades of David and Rosemary Blake's ownership.
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They bought the boozer in 1993 before refurbishing it and reopening it to the public.
Six months later, the pair opened the on-site Chalk Hill micro-brewery - which supplies the pub with ales.
A new beer, The Good, the Pale and Hoppy, will be released this weekend to coincide with celebrations.
And folk will be able to enjoy their drinks with live music, a BBQ and DJ sets - with beers from one cask even being sold for the price of a pint in 1993, £1.50.
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"We're hoping to get a lot of people in," said Samantha Wren, a manager at the pub, which was established in 1813.
"It's coinciding with the Lord Mayor's Weekend so fingers crossed that means a higher footfall.
"We're very happy to have reached 30 years and we'd love as many people to come and help us celebrate."
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