AN annual South Oxfordshire beer festival is returning this month.
The CHOKO Beer Festival, which takes place in Cholsey village near Wallingford, will be on Saturday, September 24.
It is now in its 13th year and will offer a selection of over 30 ales and ciders, live music, and all day food and refreshments.
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It has raised over £110,000 in previous years for African Community Projects – most recently through Go-Mad in Tanzania but also previously with World Vision – as well as supporting numerous local organisations and the Local School PTA.
The “Choko-motion” train from the Cholsey and Wallingford Railway will transport festivalgoers to the festival and back from Wallingford from 11am with the last returning train from Cholsey at 9.30pm.
For more information, or for tickets, visit: chokobeerfestival.org.uk
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This story was written by Gee Harland. She joined the team in 2022 as a senior multimedia reporter.
Gee covers Wallingford, Wantage and Didcot.
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