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Greater Manchester pub was once facing closure - now it's been named one of the UK's best
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA community pub in the heart of Stockport has been named as the best pub in the North West by a prestigious group of aficionados.
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) group has today (August 21) unveiled the list of winners for its Pub of the Year competition, which recognises the 'crème de la crème' of pubs across the country for their good vibe and equally-as-good choice of beers.
Each year, the list is unveiled after venues have been intricately scored on their atmosphere, as well as their welcome, service, inclusivity, overall impression and selection of live beer, real cider and perry. READ MORE: Beloved Northern Quarter bar to close permanently as owners announce 'emotional' decision The thousands of pubs involved in the ranking process have now been whittled down to 17 regional winners, which, for the first time, also includes a Northern Ireland winner - having previously been part of a joint Scotland and Northern Ireland category.
The Greater Manchester Pub of the Year has been named as the Northumberland Arms in Marple Bridge. Saved from permanent closure in 2017, the pub is run by the local community with residents able to buy shares in the venue to help keep it going.
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