A County Durham-based brewery, which will celebrate its 200th anniversary next year, has been sold to Powder Monkey, a beer producer with an England Rugby World Cup hero as a director.

Seaham-based Castle Eden Brewery, which marks its 200th anniversary next year, was founded by John Nimmo and originally traded as J Nimmo and Sons, operating an estate of 125 pubs at one stage.

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include Kromek, Filtronic, JH Partners, Castle Eden Brewery, The Pharmacist Network, Hadrian Healthcare, Magnitude Biosciences and Arriva ...

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Seaham-based Castle Eden Brewery, which marks its 200th anniversary next year, was founded by John Nimmo and originally traded as ... Its assets were acquired by Cliff Walker and David Travers in 2014 ...

This year marks the 200th anniversary of Stevens’ first successful demonstration ... It took place on a circular track built just north of Walker Gymnasium. John Stevens VII (in top hat) and his ...