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Shearer's is Best Bar None
Shearer’s Sports Bar, part of Newcastle United FC, has won two top awards at a licensed trade event organised by Safe Newcastle. Not only did Shearer’s win the ‘Best Bar’ category but the venue was also judged the Best Overall In Newcastle. The Best Bar None Awards were set up two years ago by Safe Newcastle, a community safety partnership between the police and local authority. The programme aims to recognise and reward those city venues who help to reduce alcohol related disorder and promote responsible drinking.
As part of the judging process, Shearer’s was examined on its door, drink and drugs policies, crime prevention and emergency procedures. The bar was also congratulated for its support working with local agencies in helping to promote the city as a tourist destination.
Chris Reed, Shearer’s Manager said: “I’m thrilled that we have been recognised so publicly, not once but twice! Considering the number of top bars and nightspots in the city, it’s no mean feat to win these awards. We have all worked hard in recent times to create a safe and enjoyable environment for all of our customers – whether that be local sports fans or visitors to the city.”
Alan Shearer himself, the Newcastle United legend who lent his name to the venue, said: “I fully support the aims and principles behind the Best Bar None Awards, so I’m particularly delighted that Shearer’s has picked up not only the category trophy but best in Newcastle.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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