🌟 Stroud Brewery Keeps The Faith - Northern Pole Soul Night🌟 - 27 Dec 2025

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

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🌟 Stroud Brewery Keeps The Faith - Northern Pole Soul Night 🌟 With Tony Soulprano, Rich Coles, Megan Willsher Foy Naselli 📅 Friday 27th December | 🕖 7–11 PM 🎟️ £5 in advance / £8 on the door 😎 10% off in the taproom, 2 hours before doors till close for advance ticket holders! 18+ After three sold-out Northern Soul nights this year, we’re closing out 2025 in style, with a festive twist that’s guaranteed to get your tinsel twirling and your toes tapping. 🔥 Stroud Brewery Keeps The Faith is back and this time, we’re going full Northern Pole Soul! Expect the same unbeatable Northern Soul en

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Registered at Companies House as THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED, number 05165299. Checked 2026-08-29.
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