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The Cheltenham Motor Club

Hot on the heels of being named the CAMRA Gloucestershire Club of the Year for 2006, the Cheltenham Motor Club has now gone one better and has clinched the title of CAMRA South West Region clubof the Year. This is a truly magnificent achievement. The club has promoted real ale wholehertedly for a long time and regularly supports Gloucestershire breweries. Neil Way is the club steward and his friendly personality combined with his passion for looking after and serving a wide selection of excellent traditional beer has made the Cheltenham Motor Club one of the best palces to drink read ale in the town.

The friendly clubhouse of the Cheltenham Motor Club used to be an old pub - the Little Crownn Inn. It is situated in Upper Park Street which is a small cul-de-sac running parallel to the London Road (A40) by the Hales Road junction. there is a footpath leading directly to the club via London Road (opposite the Sandford Mill Road turning).

Ian Packham (left), CAMRA South-West Regional director, presents Neil Way with the CAMRA South West Region Club of the year 2006 certificate.

Information taken from 'the tippler' the magazine of The gloucestershire branch of the Campaign for Real Ale@www.gloucestershirepubs.co.uk

please visit The Cheltenham Motor club website @ http://www.cheltmc.com