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No openings, 5 suspensions or closures, net change -5.
By the end of 1989, there were 16 commercial breweries operating in London, including 11 brewpubs. 5 were part of national groups (N), one part of a multinational (M). These breweries were:
Falcon and Firkin (Bruce’s Brewery / Midsummer Leisure) E9, Hackney, brewpub […]
No openings, 2 closures, net change -2.
By the end of 1988, there were 21 commercial breweries operating in London, including 14 brewpubs. 6 were part of national groups (N), one part of a multinational (M). These breweries were:
Battersea Brewery (Prince of Wales, Conway brewpubs) SW11, Wandsworth, brewpub Brixton Brewery (Warrior, […]
1 opening, 2 closures, net change -1.
By the end of 1987, there were 23 commercial breweries operating in London, including 16 brewpubs. 7 were part of national groups (N), one part of a multinational (M). These breweries were:
Battersea Brewery (Prince of Wales, Conway brewpubs) SW11, Wandsworth, brewpub Brixton Brewery (Warrior, Conway […]
1 opening, 2 closures, net change -1.
By the end of 1986, there were 24 commercial breweries operating in London, including 16 brewpubs. 7 were part of national groups (N), one part of a multinational (M). These breweries were:
Battersea Brewery (Prince of Wales, Conway brewpubs) SW11, Wandsworth, brewpub Brixton Brewery (Warrior, […]
3 revivals and openings, 1 closure, net change +2.
By the end of 1985, there were 25 commercial breweries operating in London, including 16 brewpubs. 7 were part of national groups (N), one part of a multinational (M). These breweries were:
Barking Brewery IG11, Barking & Dagenham NEW! Battersea Brewery (Prince of […]
6 openings, 2 closures and suspensions, net change +4.
By the end of 1984, there were 23 commercial breweries operating in London, including 14 brewpubs. 7 were part of national groups (N), one part of a multinational (M). These breweries were:
Battersea Brewery (Prince of Wales, Conway brewpubs) SW11, Wandsworth, brewpub Brixton […]
Scanlon’s Fine Ales, West Drayton UB7 (London)
Closed brewery
8D Rainbow Industrial Estate, Trout Road, Yiewsley, West Drayton UB7 7XT (Hillingdon)First sold beer: 8 May 1996Ceased brewing: June 1997
Teacher and keen homebrewer Jerry Scanlon was encouraged to brew professionally when his IPA began winning competition prizes. His first commercial beer, […]
Bertie Belcher’s Sutton Brewery, Sutton SM1 (London)
Brewpubs no longer brewing
Hedgehog and Hogshead Highbury259 Upper Street N1 1RU (Islington)First sold beer: September 1995Ceased brewing: Early 1998
Hedgehog and Hogshead Sutton2 High Street, Sutton SM1 1HN (Sutton)First sold beer: September 1995Ceased brewing: Early 1998
Three years after selling his pioneering […]
Barking Brewery, Barking IG11 (London)
Closed brewery
6 Riverside Works, Hertford Road, Barking IG11 8BB (Barking & Dagenham)First sold beer: August 1985Ceased brewing: Spring 1986
A rare brewery in London’s eastern fringes, this was founded in a Barking industrial unit by David Jones. It turned out to be a short-lived project, […]
Tooley Street Brewery, London SE1
Closed brewery
52 Tooley Street SE1 2QN (Southwark)First sold beer: 1984Ceased brewing: 1985
An early example of a Southwark railway arch brewery, Tooley Street was established to supply beer to the Dickens Inn pub, across the river Thames at St Katherine’s Dock.
The pub, which […]
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