Oxford’s Spring Beer Festival aids hospice


Posted by: K Powell on: 01 April 2011
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Oxtoberfest raises money for Sobell House once again.
Last years event raised over £900 for Sobell House, money that has helped the hospice offer care and support for those people across Oxfordshire affected by terminal illness.

This year they will once again be fundraising for Sobell with a percentage from every entrance wristband sold coming to the hospice.
The event runs in a selection of Oxford pubs: The Honey Pot, The Jam Factory, Café CoCo, The Dukes Cut, and the Oxford Retreat.

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Wristbands are available from the venues for £5 and entitles the holder to any pint of beer for just £2.50 throughout the festival.
The Oxtoberfest takes place from 14th – 17th April.

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