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Even experienced licensees can use an extra helping hand from time to time, and for the current tenants at the brewer’s 300-year-old Anchor pub in Faversham, that came in the form of Shepherd Neame’s Partnership Tenancy Agreement.

Shepherd Neame licensees Julia and Michael Foxwell, who run The Old House at Home in Dormansland, are adding another award to their shelf after being crowned UK Community Sustainability Hero in the PubAid Community Pub Hero Awards 2026.

Mayfair's oldest surviving pub has officially reopened following a stunning refurbishment by independent family brewer and pub company Shepherd Neame, as part of ongoing investment in its London estate.

Independent family brewer Shepherd Neame has unveiled a contemporary new look for its Classic Collection of premium bottled ales.

She may not have run a pub in Faversham before, but for the new General Manager of Shepherd Neame’s The Limes, taking on a pub in the brewer’s hometown feels like a homecoming.

Independent family brewer Shepherd Neame is getting in the mood for autumn as its popular seasonal cask ales, Late Red and Hop Pocket, return to pubs this month – and they have a refreshing new look too.

An elegant horse-drawn carriage drew crowds as the show-stopping centrepiece of the reopening of Mayfair’s oldest surviving pub, The Coach and Horses, following a major refurbishment by independent family brewer and pub company Shepherd Neame.

Independent family brewer Shepherd Neame is joining forces with one of Kent’s most iconic entertainment venues, becoming official drinks partner of the historic Margate Winter Gardens ahead of its reopening next year.

Shepherd Neame’s traditional London pub, The Duke of York in Southwark, has firmly secured its place as a local landmark for loyal customers after reopening following a major refurbishment.

Work has begun to create a stylish new venue beneath one of the City of London’s most historic pubs, the Jamaica Wine House.