The Hove Centre at Hove Town Hall will again be the venue for the Sussex Beer & Cider Festival. Some information on the history of the venue can be found here and the venue's own website can be found at www.hovecentre.co.uk.

Getting there:

Map of Hove Town Hall, Brighton & Hove

It's roughly a 10 minute walk due south from Hove train station (regular Southern services from Brighton, London Victoria, Haywards Heath, Worthing etc).

Several bus routes pass close by on Church Road (including services 1, 1a, 2, 2a, 5, 5a, 6, 5b, 25a, 46, 46a, 49, 81, 81a), and the No 7 bus (linking Brighton and Hove stations) stops 5 minutes north of the Town Hall on Goldstone Villas.

Other links:

• City Transport - provided by Brighton & Hove City Council
• Brighton & Hove Buses - Brighton & Hove's only bus company
• Southern Railway - main rail company serving Sussex (see National Rail for full timetable details)

Accessibility Info:

Hove Town Hall is mostly wheelchair-accessible, with an elevator linking the ground floor foyer to the basement cloakrooms, the Sussex Bar (accessible by ramp from the lower ground floor) and the Main Hall on the first floor.

Please note that the catering is located on the balcony level, overlooking the Main Hall, and this is not accessible to wheelchair users; please ask at the Membership Stall at the entrance of the Main Hall for assistance in choosing and purchasing food.

More information may be available via the venue's own website.

General Tourist Info:

• Brighton.co.uk
• Tourism.Brighton
• Visit Brighton

Remember to check out the Brighton & South Downs CAMRA site for information on local pubs! Other Sussex branches are listed on our Links page.

Please note: The Hove Centre is a non smoking venue