John Palmer, managing director of Palmers Brewery, met members of the Save the Three Cups Group as part of the ongoing consultation process for the former Lyme Regis hotel. ‘The discussions were positive and amicable. I am very pleased to be working with the community to build an economically viable future for the site.

Save the Three Cups as a Hotel steering group chairman John Dover and committee member Rikey Austin met Palmers Brewery representatives this week as part of the ongoing consultation process into the future of the former Three Cups Hotel in Lyme Regis.

A contest to find the South West’s champion bottled beer is being overseen this week by Palmers’ head brewer Darren Batten. Four of Palmers’ own bottled beers are among the 153 brews entered for the Society of Independent Brewers Association SW Bottled Beer Competition 2010.

The Market House opens on Wednesday March 10, offering the ideal place to wine, dine and relax in Bridport. The West Street pub has undergone significant investment that has sympathetically restored the property to its full glory. It will appeal to customers who appreciate Palmers’ cask ales and wines, as well as great food.

An historic buildings report on the former Three Cups Hotel in Lyme Regis says that the building frontage makes ‘a very important contribution towards the character and appearance of the Lyme Regis conservation area.’

A detailed electrician’s report on Sunny Days nursery building in Bridport reveals that the building is safe to reopen. Landlords Palmers Brewery had the building in West Street thoroughly inspected and found no evidence of danger from the electrical system.