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An East Yorkshire brewery is joining forces with a Scarborough charity to raise vital funds to help people in Haiti. Wold Top Brewery was approached by former employees Will Brown and Melanie?Coull who set up SASH (Sustainable Aid Supporting Haiti) with a team of volunteers to help people in the rural areas of Haiti who are still badly affected by the aftermath of the 12th January earthquake.? The brewery will help the charity by brewing special SASH Aid Ale and will donate 50p from the sale of each bottle to help fund the charity?s critical work in Haiti. Will explains...

Check out this footage from Beverley Folk Festival to give you a taste of what the?Moonbeams Wold Top Festivalhas in store -?click here to view.? Enjoy!

An independent Wold Newton brewery will be spending the forthcoming Independence Day weekend spreading the word about its award-winning real ales throughout Yorkshire. On Saturday 3rd, the Wold Top Brewery team will be attending both Driffield and Hovingham Farmers? Markets with Independence Day offers on selected beers and will be talking to people withcoeliac disease about Against the Grain gluten free beer at a Coeliac Fayre in Middlesbrough, whilst on Sunday 4th, the team will be running a bar of its best selling ales at?Farmer Copley?s Festival in Pontefract.? In addition, the brewery will be running the bar for the...

As hordes of music fans enjoyed the annual Glastonbury festival last week, an enterprising family closer to home is planning its own event. Staxtonbury Family Music Festival takes place at Manor Farm, Staxton from Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th July and will showcase the finest local groups, singers and musicians including chart topping York band Morpheus Rising, Grand Urge, Bigme, Shamrockers, Blue Alibi, Bad Panda and Swagger. There is plenty to do for all the family.? Award-winning Hunmanby brewery, Wold Top Brewery, will be running the Real Ale bar and there will be a bouncy castle, slides and lots of...

A Wold Newton microbrewery and an East Yorkshire festival organiser are celebrating the sell out success of the second?Moonbeams Wold Top Folk Festival last weekend (9/10 July). A combination of headline acts, great weather good food and beer and a campsite with stunning views made for an enjoyable weekend that attracted over 500 people. Visitors to Wold Top Brewery?s home at Hunmanby Grange were entertained by artists including Adrian Edmondson and the Bad Shepherds, Edwina Hayes, Steve Tilston, Flossie Malavialle, The Duncan McFarlane Band and many more.? In between sets, entertainment was provided by Captain Kipper, Theatre on the Wolds,...