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Fuller's Brewery

Fuller's Brewery (officielt Fuller, Smith & Turner P.L.C.) er et uafhængigt familieejet regionalt bryggeri, der blev etableret 1845, og som er beliggende i Chiswick i det vestlige London, hovedstaden i Storbritannien. Der er blevet brygget øl hos Fuller's i Chiswick i mere end 350 år – helt tilbage til Oliver Cromwells tid. Fra det oprindelige bryggeri i Bedford Houses have på Chiswick Mall, har virksomheden ekspanderet til i dag, udover at eje bryggerier, at eje og drive mere end 380 pubber rundt om i landet. Gennem årene har Fuller's opbygget et godt omdømme for at drive gode pubber og brygge godt øl, herunder øl som London Pride og ESB (Extra Special Bitter), der begge har vundet adskillige priser, blandt andet Champion Beer of Britain. Kildehenvisninger Eksterne henvisninger Officiel hjemmeside Arkiveret 11. april 2013 hos Wayback Machine (engelsk)
Fuller's

Fuller Smith & Turner, más conocido como Fuller's, es una cervecería independiente fundada como empresa en 1845, aunque sus socios llevaban ya décadas produciendo cerveza en la Griffin Brewery en Chiswick, Londres.​ Tras sus últimas adquisiciones, dirige a más de 350 pubs, principalmente en Londres y en el sudeste de Inglaterra.​ Marcas Entre las marcas más conocidas de Fuller’s, está la London Pride, la Chiswick Bitter, y la ESB, todas ellas ganadores del título de Champion Beer of Britain.[cita requerida] En 2005, en una operación que les aportó 111 establecimientos, entre pubs y hoteles, Fuller’s adquirió la prestigiosa cervecería George Gale & Co. of Horndean, Hampshire.​ La adquisición supuso el cierre de una cervecería tradicional y encontró con mucha oposición.​ Griffin brewery La fábrica de cerveza original, en Chiswick, se conoce asimismo por tener la wisteria más antigua del Reino Unido, de más de 180 años.​ Referencias Enlaces externos Fuller's website
Fuller's Brewery

Fuller's Brewery (volledige naam: Fuller Smith & Turner plc, Griffin Brewery) is een brouwerij en pubketen gevestigd in Chiswick in West-Londen, aan de oever van de Theems. De afdeling Fuller's Inns bezit ongeveer 300 pubs en hotels. Geschiedenis Op de locatie van de brouwerij werd reeds eind 17e eeuw bier gebrouwen. De naam Griffin Brewery duikt voor het eerst op in 1816. In 1845 nam het trio John Bird Fuller (zoon van de vorige bedrijfsleider John Fuller), Henry Smith en John Turner de brouwerij over. In 1929 werd de firma Fuller, Smith & Turner een public limited company (plc). In 2005 nam ze de Gales Brewery (George Gale & Co.) uit Hampshire over. In 2013 nam Fuller's Cornish Orchards over, waarmee ze de markt van de ciders betrad. In januari 2019 werd de brouwerij eigendom van de Japanse brouwerijgroep Asahi Group Holdings. Bieren Fuller's heeft een uitgebreid assortiment bieren en ciders. Enkele bekende bieren van de brouwerij zijn: Chiswick Bitter (bitter gelanceerd in de 1930s; 3,5% alcoholpercentage) London Pride (ale, 4,1%) ESB Champion Ale (Extra Special Bitter, sinds 1971; 5,5%) HSB Premium Bitter (Horndean Special Bitter, 4,8%; uitgebracht in 1959, oorspronkelijk gebrouwen door de Gales Brewery) London Porter (donker porter bier; 5,4 %) Organic Honey Dew (blond ale, 5 %) Deze bieren zijn meermaals bekroond met prijzen zoals de World Beer Cup en de World Beer Championship. Externe link Website van Fuller's Brewery
Pivovarna Fuller's

Pivovarna Fuller's (Fuller Smith & Turner) je zadnja tradicionalna družinska pivovarna v Londonu. Zgodovina Pivovarna Fuller's stoji v Chiswicku, predelu zahodnega Londona, kjer že od časov Oliverja Cromwella (torej več kot 350 let) varijo pivo, sama pivovarna Fuller's pa je nastala leta 1845. Ustanovili so jo trije pivovarji: John Bird Fuller, Henry Smith and John Turner. Njihovi potomci še zmeraj aktivno delujejo v pivovarni. Pivovarna Fuller's in ale pivo Za pivce je verjeto bolj zanimivo njihovo ale pivo. Ponudba vrst piva pivovarne Fuller's je širok: od klasičnega (svetlordečega) piva do temnega porterja in bledega (pale) ale-a. Piva dosegajo vsebnosti alkohola od 3,4% do 8,5%. Posebnost pivovarne je v tem, da v vsakem letnem času pripravi t. i. sezonsko pivo in ga ponudi v svojih številnih pubih. Pivovarna je znana tudi po tem, da so njena piva pobrala največ nagrad na ocenjevalnih tekmovanjih, ki jih organizira CAMRA, britanska organizacija za promocijo pravega ale piva. Znamke piva Pivovarna nudi številne znamke piva. Najbolj znane so: ESB (Extra Special Bitter) spada med močna bitter piva. Naslov Best Strong Ale award je to pivo osvojilo kar sedemkrat, kar je največ med vsemi pivskimi znamkami v Veliki Britaniji. Svetlordeče pivo z močnimi priokusi sadja. Vsebnost alkohola: 5,9%. London Pride je najbolje prodajano premium ale pivo v Angliji. Svetlordeče pivo, ki ga znani britanski poznavalec piva Roger Protz ocenjuje kot »osupljivo kompleksno svetlo pivo glede na svojo moč«. Vsebnost alkohola: 4,7%. Golden Pride je najmočnejše pivo pivovarne Fuller's, saj vsebuje 8,5% alkohola. 1845 je pivo, ki se zaradi dvojne fermentacije (druga fermentacija poteka v sami steklenici zaradi vsebnosti kvasovk, ki proizvajajo CO2) najbolj približa okusu piva v sodu (točenemu pivu). Kvasovke mu dajo dodatno življenjsko dobo, tako da to pivo v steklenici zdrži 24 mesecev. Vsebnost alkohola: 6,4%. Organic Honeys Dew je pivo, v celoti varjeno iz organskih sestavin in z dodatkom medu. London Porter je t. i. porter (temno, skoraj črno) pivo. Sorodnik angleškega stouta s polnejšim in bolj prizemljenim okusom vsebuje 5,4% alkohola. Discovery je svetlo ale pivo z nižjo vsebnostjo alkohola (4.2%). Navedene znamke so poleg prodaje na britanskem tržišču tudi izvozni proizvod. Avtohtoni Londončani povečini prisegajo tudi na znamke, kot so: Chiswick Bitter, HSB in Seafarers. Fuller's-ovi pubi Značilnost večjih angleških pivovarn je tudi v tem, da poleg proizvodnje piva upravljajo tudi s pubi. Pivovarna Fuller's ni nikakršna izjema, saj v Londonu in preostali južni Angliji poseduje preko 360 pubov. Ti so urejeni v skladu s pivovarniškimi standardi, poleg domačih pa točijo tudi tuja piva. Zunanje povezave Pivovarna Fuller's Pivovarna Fuller's v Sloveniji Arhivirano 2008-10-20 na Wayback Machine. Uradna spletna stran organizacije CAMRA
Resonate Group

Resonate Group Limited is a British software, technology and services company. Prior to September 2016, it was called DeltaRail Group Limited. The company was formed from the Rail business of AEA Technology plc which was acquired as part of a secondary private equity portfolio sale to Vision Capital in 2006. On 21 January 2015, the four executive directors of the company acquired the business out of private equity ownership. The Resonate Group brand was adopted in September 2016. The company has UK offices in Derby (head office) and London. History The origins of Resonate Group can be traced back to 1998 and the formation of AEA Technology plc's rail business following the acquisition of British Rail Research from the British Railways Board, which was amalgamated with several other engineering software organisations. It provided software, technology and services in three core areas; signalling control software, operational software and asset management products. Resonate Group has been accredited as a notified body and an Independent Safety Assessor in multiple countries, including the UK and the Netherlands. By 2013, the company, then operating as under the name DeltaRail Group, was the largest provider of computerised signalling control systems in the UK. Various train operators have used the company's maintenance scheduling system, the XV edition of which was at one point the UK's leading railway maintenance management product. It has also been engaged in the production of numerous studies on behalf of other bodies, such as government agencies. The company routinely works in partnership with multiple rail infrastructure owners. During the early 2010s, DeltaRail Group had responded to British national railway infrastructure owner Network Rail's traffic management programme, but it was not shortlisted in favour of larger overseas competitors; this decision was controversial as DeltaRail's bid had been roughly £1 billion cheaper, as well as involving a shorter timeframe, to deliver. One reported factor in this outcome was the allegedly poorly structured bid submitted. Nevertheless, by June 2016, with the programme underperforming, Resonate Group was reengaged in the process and, at its own expense, conducted a trial deployment of its system to prove its cost effectiveness and readiness for operations. European Rail Software Applications (ERSA), a member of the Resonate Group, has long been involved in the development of the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS), having performed Track-to-Train integration testing on the high-speed railway between The Netherlands and Belgium. Furthermore, Resonate develops and maintains the Integrated Electronic Control Centre (IECC) that has been widely used on Britain's rail networks; amongst other engagements, it was responsible for the first implementation of remote control of Solid State Interlocking (SSI) in 2013. The company has been involved in various parts of Network Rail's Digital Railway initiative, such as the development of a new timetable editor and other traffic management systems. References External links Article on computerweekly.com
Dene Magna School

Dene Magna School is a secondary school in Mitcheldean, Gloucestershire, England. The school takes both girls and boys, and has 1005 pupils aged between 11 and 18, including a sixth form. In 2005, the school was included on Ofsted's "Honours List" of 234 high-achieving schools, and received further positive Ofsted reports in 2008 and 2012. The headteacher is Declan Mooney, who replaced Stephen Brady in September 2024. School history The school was established in 1930 as Abenhall County Secondary School. It became a secondary modern school following the Education Act 1944, and was then known as Abenhall Secondary Modern School. It later became Abenhall Comprehensive School, and was renamed Dene Magna Comprehensive School in 1985. The school became a Technology College in 1999. In 2011 the school adopted academy status, allowing governors and school management to take control of financial oversight of the school. The school's sixth form was established in 2019 and is based at Gloucestershire College. Another school, John Kyrle High School in Herefordshire, had requested judicial review of the decision which the Regional School Commissioner had made about the new sixth form, but lost the case and was ordered to pay £55,000 to Dene Magna School. School performance The school has a history of working to improve teaching. In 1993 it set up the Gloucestershire Initial Teacher Education Partnership with Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education. In 2002 the school was reported as "held in extremely high regard" and as a "leading edge school". In 2005 the school was noted to have observation rooms where teachers could be observed. In 2006 it had a "reflective practitioner programme" which contributed to a "powerful learning environment". In 2008 and again in 2012 the school was judged Outstanding by Ofsted; as of 2022 the 2012 inspection is the most recent. This is despite a catchment area described as "not ... an advantaged area". Health and environmental campaigns In 2000, the school was awarded a certificate by the United Nations for its contribution to environmental education, when a seven-month campaign to reduce the school's waste resulted in a 59% reduction in the volume of rubbish produced. The staff intended to change the menus for the food offered by the school to make the students' diets healthier, responding to the area's status as being the area with the highest incidence of heart disease in the country. The school was quoted as a case study in the White paper on public health. School links The school has links with other schools in Kenya, Spain, Qatar and Japan. It achieved the International School Award in 1999. Notable former pupils Natasha Hunt, rugby union player References
Denefield School

Denefield School is a coeducational secondary school and sixth form located in Tilehurst (near Reading) in Berkshire, England. History The school was founded in 1976 and was originally called Long Lane Comprehensive School after its location. This name was later changed to avoid confusion with a primary school of the same name on the same road. When founded, the school had an enrolment of 180 students in Year 7 which was greatly increased the following year when all the students from Cintra Secondary Modern School joined after that school closed. The Sixth form took its first students in 1981. Over the years Denefield has continued to grow and by 1992 when it became a grant-maintained school it had over 1,000 students on roll. It was awarded a specialism as a Technology College in 1994. In 1999, Denefield became a foundation school and in January 2012, Denefield became an academy. Ofsted ratings The school was rated "good with outstanding features in 2005" and "satisfactory" in 2010. In 2012 it was rated "inadequate". In 2014 it was inspected again and rated "good". It was rated "good" following a short inspection in January 2018 and again in November 2023. Building The original school building was erected in 1976 as temporary accommodation, however, the old building still stands and much of the school has been rebuilt and refurbished. The school has facilities for Science, Technology, Art and Music and has large grounds which are used for sporting activities. The school was graded 'good' in its last Ofsted inspection in November 2023. Headteachers References External links Denefield School Website
Denford Park

Denford Park is a country house, surrounding estate and village in the English county of Berkshire, within the civil parish of Kintbury. The village lies near to the A4 road, and is located approximately 1.5 miles (2.4 km) north-east of Hungerford. Denford House was extended in 1832 for George Henry Cherry who bought it from William Hallett Esq the original owner, being designed by the architect, Jeffery Wyattville. It was the home of Apsley Cherry-Garrard, the Antarctic explorer. Between 1967 and 2002, the building housed Norland College. In 2002, Denford Park was purchased by Faisal bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and is the location of his Denford Stud. References External links Royal Berkshire History: Denford House Denford Park House frontage
Denham Castle

Denham Castle, auch Desning Castles oder Castle Holes, ist eine abgegangene Burg bei dem Dorf Gazeley in der englischen Grafschaft Suffolk. Geschichte Denham Castle war eine Motte im normannischen Stil aus dem 12. Jahrhundert. Ihr Mound war 3 Meter hoch und lag in der Nordostecke der Anlage. Die Anlage ist von einem breiten Graben umgeben, der eine Fläche von etwa 132 Meter × 122 Meter umschließt. Der Eingang in die Burg lag an der Südseite. Die Burg hatte vermutlich ihre größte Bedeutung im Bürgerkrieg der Anarchie, der ausbrach, als Stephan von Blois (1097–1154) anstatt Matilda, der Tochter König Heinrichs I., auf den englischen Thron kam. Später adoptierte Stephan Matildas Sohn Heinrich als Erben, aber Stephans Tod 1154 führte zur Aufgabe von Desning Castle. Der neu gekrönte König Heinrich II. entschloss sich, vielen führenden Adligen aus Suffolk ihre Burgen wegzunehmen, weil sie im Bürgerkrieg Stephan unterstützt hatten. Vermutlich wurde daher Desning Castle geschleift, wobei der Rittersaal und andere Gebäude im Burghof erhalten blieben. So war das Gelände bis in die 1300er-Jahre bebaut, dann soll die Pest zur Evakuierung der Burg geführt haben. Die Eigner der Burg zogen etwa 1,6 km westlich nach Desning Hall. Heute ist die Burgruine ein Scheduled Monument. Trotz früherer Schäden an der Burgruine durch die moderne Landwirtschaft haben die derzeitigen Eigner, der Denham Castle Estate, angekündigt, dass sie mit English Heritage bei der Restaurierung und Erhaltung des Geländes zusammenarbeiten wollen. Einzelnachweise
Denham Castle

Denham Castle, also known as Castle Holes, is a medieval motte and bailey castle near the village of Gazeley, Suffolk, England. The castle was also known as Desning Castle at the time of building and occupation. History Denham Castle was a 12th-century Norman castle, built in a motte and bailey design with the motte (man-made hill), now 10 feet high, located in the north-east corner. The motte and the bailey (courtyard) are contained within a wide ditch, 132 m by 122 m across. The entrance to the castle was on the south side. The castle is thought to have been at its greatest importance during the civil wars that arose after Stephen of Blois (1097-1154) took the throne instead of Matilda, Henry I's daughter. Later, Stephen adopted Matilda's son, Henry, as his heir but it was Stephen's death in 1154 that brought about the demise of Desning Castle. The newly crowned Henry II decided to strip many of the leading Suffolk nobles of their castles as a result of their support for Stephen. As a result it is thought that Desning Castle was slighted, retaining the hall and other buildings within the bailey. Thus the site was occupied until the 14th century when the Black Death is thought to have caused the site to be evacuated, with the owner occupants moving about a mile West to the site of Desning Hall (which itself was totally demolished in the 1980s. Today the castle is a scheduled monument. Despite previous damage to the castle remains from modern agriculture, the current owners, the Denham Estate, have announced that they are working with English Heritage to restore and maintain the site. See also Castles in Great Britain and Ireland List of castles in England References Bibliography Page, William. (ed) (1911) The Victoria History of Suffolk, Vol. 1. London: University of London. Wall, J. C. (1911) "Ancient Earthworks," in Page (ed) (1911).
Denis Compton Oval

The Denis Compton Oval is a cricket ground located at the Shenley Cricket Centre in Shenley, Hertfordshire, England. The ground was opened by Denis Compton and the main ground was named in his honour. At the heart of the centre is the 19th-century pavilion, originally designed by the legendary cricketer W. G. Grace. Domestic cricket The first recorded match on the ground was in 1993, when Hertfordshire played the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC). Their first Minor Counties Championship match played on the ground was between Hertfordshire and Staffordshire. From 1995 to 2000, the ground played host to five Minor Counties Championship matches and eight MCCA Knockout Trophy matches. The ground has played host to a number of first-class matches. The first first-class match played on the ground was in 1996 and was contested between the MCC and South Africa A. The MCC used the ground for two further first-class matches in 1997 and 1999. Middlesex also used the ground for three first-class matches from 2002 to 2004, all against touring international teams. The ground has also played host to List-A matches. The MCC used the ground for a single List-A match against the touring Pakistanis in 1996, while Middlesex CCC have used the ground for three List-A matches, the last of which came when the county played the touring West Indians. In local domestic cricket, the ground is home to Shenley Village Cricket Club, who play in the Championship of the Hertfordshire Premier Cricket League. Women's international cricket Women's Test cricket matches have also been held on the ground. The first Women's Test match played at the Oval was between England women and India women. From 1999 to 2003, the ground played host to four Women's Test matches, the last of which was between England women and South Africa women. In addition to hosting Women's Test matches, the ground has hosted five Women's One Day International cricket matches. The first Women's ODI held on the ground was between Ireland women and New Zealand women during the 1993 Women's Cricket World Cup. References External links Denis Compton Oval on CricketArchive Denis Compton Oval on Cricinfo Venue booking and enquiries
Dennis Publishing

Dennis Publishing Ltd. est un groupe de presse britannique indépendant fondé en 1974. Histoire Le fondateur Felix Dennis a commencé dans le magazine d'affaires à la fin des années 1960 comme un des rédacteurs du magazine de contre-culture OZ. Dennis Publishing est né au milieu des années 1970, en commençant avec un magazine de kung-fu, Kung Fu monthly. Publications Notes et références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Dennis Publishing » (voir la liste des auteurs). Portail de la presse écrite Portail des entreprises
Denny Island (Monmouthshire)

Denny Island ist eine Insel in der Mündung des Severn. Die Insel gehört zu Monmouthshire in Wales. Das südliche Ende der mit Büschen bewachsene Felseninsel ist die Grenze zwischen Wales und England und bildet die nordwestliche Grenze der Stadt Bristol im Severn. Die Insel liegt etwa 4,5 km nördlich von Portishead und damit auf halber Strecke zwischen Redwick in Wales und Avonmouth in England. Die Sandbank Welsh Grounds umgibt die Insel, deren Umgebung von den Gezeiten stark verändert wird. Der Tidenhub im Bristol Channel und dem Ästuar des Severn gehört mit bis zu 13,7 m zu den höchsten der Welt. Möwen, Kormorane und andere Seevögel nisten auf der Insel. Die Insel liegt in der Denny Island Bruchzone, die Teil der Avon-Solent Bruchzone ist. Geschichte Denny Island wird 1373 zuerst als Dunye in der Gründungsurkundes des Countys Bristol erwähnt. Dies legt nahe, dass der Name aus der Altenglischen Sprache kommt und ‚Insel in der Form eines runden Hügels‘ bedeutet. 2004 scheiterte der Antrag auf die Entfernung der Insel aus einem Kartenverzeichnis des öffentlichen Landes entsprechend dem Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. Im Januar 2012 verbrachten zwei Männer fünf Tage auf der Insel, die sie die meiste Zeit unter ihrem umgedrehten Dingi saßen, um Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen und Geld für eine Grundschule und ein Kinderhospiz zu sammeln. Weblinks Einzelnachweise
Denny Island

Denny Island (Welsh: Ynys Denny; grid reference ST459810) is a small uninhabited rocky island of 0.24 hectares (0.6 acres), with scrub vegetation, in the Severn Estuary. Its rocky southern foreshore marks the boundary between England and Wales. Above high water mark, the island is reckoned administratively to Monmouthshire, South Wales. The island also marks the north-western limit of the City of Bristol's water boundary in the Severn estuary. It is located approximately three miles north of Portishead, midway between Redwick in Wales and Avonmouth in England. It is surrounded by sandbanks known as the Welsh Grounds. Its foreshore area changes dramatically according to the state of the tide, because tides in the estuary and Bristol Channel are amongst the highest in the world, reaching 13.7 m (45 ft) at the spring equinox. It is known as a nesting-place for gulls, cormorants and other seabirds, which are regularly seen and ringed there. History Denny Island appears in the historical record for the first time as Dunye, in the charter recording the creation of the county of Bristol in 1373. This suggests that the name means, in Old English, 'island shaped like a down (i.e. a hill with a rounded profile)'. It gives its name to the Denny Island Fault Zone, a part of the Avon-Solent Fracture zone. On 21 September 1995, Neil Carter from Portishead spent 3 nights on Denny Island to raise money for the RNLI. 23 years later, on 21 September 2018, he slept overnight on the island to raise money for the maintenance of the Black Nore Lighthouse by the Black Nore Lighthouse Trust. In 2004, the island was subject to an unsuccessful appeal under Section 6(1) of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 against it appearing on a map of registered common land. On 13 November 2017, Lave net fishermen from Wales claimed to have discovered a large amount of plastic, some of which was used as nesting material by seabirds, a bomb from WW2, and several cannon balls after visiting Denny Island. References External links Images of Denny Island from geograph.co.uk