Cambridge Winter Ale Festival 2002

The Refrectory, Mumford Building,
Anglia Polytechnic University, East Road, Cambridge.

Thursday 3rd January: 3pm - 5pm : trade session - by invitation only; 5pm - 6pm : entry free; 6pm - 10.30pm : entry Ł2.00 at the door; Quiet night
Friday 4th January: 11am - 3pm : entry free; 5pm - 6pm : entry free; 6pm - 10.30pm : entry by ticket only, Ł2.00; Quiet night
Saturday 5th January: 11am - 4pm : entry free; 6pm - 10.30pm : entry by ticket only, Ł4.00; Entertainment:

Billy Jenkins and the Blues Collective
(Further info on Billy Jenkins.)

Tickets

Tickets for Friday & Saturday nights are on sale from the following pubs

and by post from Paul Ainsworth.

Please be aware that there may be none left for sale on the door.

Cambridge

Cambridge Blue, Gwydir Street

Kingston Arms, Kingston Street

Live & Let Live, Mawson Road

Radegund, King Street

Milton

Waggon & Horses

Admission

CAMRA members receive a rebate of Ł2.00 on any entrance fee upon producing a membership card.

We regret that there is no space for a family room - no under-18s will be admitted.

The Festival is staffed entirely by volunteers. If you'd like to help out, whether just for a few hours one evening or throughout the Festival, you will be made most welcome. As a volunteer you get cheap beer and food.
The Staffing Officer is Paul Treadaway.
The printed edition of ALE 304 newsletter includes a staffing form, or use the Web form.
Set-up is on Wednesday 3rd January and clear-up is on Sunday 6th.

The Students Union will once again be providing the food. The intended hours are between 12pm-2.30pm and 6pm-9.30pm.