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South Wales Guardian
15 hours ago
- Business
- South Wales Guardian
Brains Brewery sponsor at South Wales Community Awards
You can find out more about the awards, our sponsors and nominate someone for an award here. First up is Brains Brewery. A family-founded company, Brains Brewery, SA Brain & Co Ltd, has been brewing iconic ales and beers since 1882, making them a staple in Wales. Their name has been synonymous with quality brewing for more than 140 years. The brewery is based in the heart of Cardiff and is proud to sponsor this year's Food and Drink Business of the Year award. A representative from Brains Brewery said: "Celebrating excellence and passion in our communities has always been central to our values. "These awards are a brilliant opportunity to shine a spotlight on the incredible individuals and organisations making a difference in Wales. "We're proud to support and raise a glass to their achievements." The brewery wants to be recognised not just as a business, but as a "symbol of Welsh pride, heritage, and resilience". The sponsors for this year's South Wales Community Awards (Image: Supplied) They say they are committed to quality brewing and have a strong community spirit. A spokesperson said: "From classic pints like SA and Brains Dark to exciting new seasonal releases, we're committed to quality brewing, community spirit, and flying the flag for Wales in every glass. "Still brewed with passion in Cardiff." Brains Brewery also highlights the importance of community. They say that "community is everything to us – it's where our roots lie, and it's who we brew for." Brains Brewery is one of our sponsors at the South Wales Community Awards 2025 (Image: Supplied) The brewery believes in supporting local pubs, partnering with Welsh producers, and championing causes close to home. Their philosophy is that great beer brings people together and helps communities thrive. The nominations for the South Wales Community Awards will close on August 31, 2025.
South Wales Argus
15 hours ago
- Business
- South Wales Argus
Brains Brewery sponsor at South Wales Community Awards
You can find out more about the awards, our sponsors and nominate someone for an award here. First up is Brains Brewery. A family-founded company, Brains Brewery, SA Brain & Co Ltd, has been brewing iconic ales and beers since 1882, making them a staple in Wales. Their name has been synonymous with quality brewing for more than 140 years. The brewery is based in the heart of Cardiff and is proud to sponsor this year's Food and Drink Business of the Year award. A representative from Brains Brewery said: "Celebrating excellence and passion in our communities has always been central to our values. "These awards are a brilliant opportunity to shine a spotlight on the incredible individuals and organisations making a difference in Wales. "We're proud to support and raise a glass to their achievements." The brewery wants to be recognised not just as a business, but as a "symbol of Welsh pride, heritage, and resilience". The sponsors for this year's South Wales Community Awards (Image: Supplied) They say they are committed to quality brewing and have a strong community spirit. A spokesperson said: "From classic pints like SA and Brains Dark to exciting new seasonal releases, we're committed to quality brewing, community spirit, and flying the flag for Wales in every glass. "Still brewed with passion in Cardiff." Brains Brewery also highlights the importance of community. They say that "community is everything to us – it's where our roots lie, and it's who we brew for." Brains Brewery is one of our sponsors at the South Wales Community Awards 2025 (Image: Supplied) The brewery believes in supporting local pubs, partnering with Welsh producers, and championing causes close to home. Their philosophy is that great beer brings people together and helps communities thrive. The nominations for the South Wales Community Awards will close on August 31, 2025.
Western Telegraph
16 hours ago
- Business
- Western Telegraph
Brains Brewery sponsor at South Wales Community Awards
You can find out more about the awards, our sponsors and nominate someone for an award here. First up is Brains Brewery. A family-founded company, Brains Brewery, SA Brain & Co Ltd, has been brewing iconic ales and beers since 1882, making them a staple in Wales. Their name has been synonymous with quality brewing for more than 140 years. The brewery is based in the heart of Cardiff and is proud to sponsor this year's Food and Drink Business of the Year award. A representative from Brains Brewery said: "Celebrating excellence and passion in our communities has always been central to our values. "These awards are a brilliant opportunity to shine a spotlight on the incredible individuals and organisations making a difference in Wales. "We're proud to support and raise a glass to their achievements." The brewery wants to be recognised not just as a business, but as a "symbol of Welsh pride, heritage, and resilience". The sponsors for this year's South Wales Community Awards (Image: Supplied) They say they are committed to quality brewing and have a strong community spirit. A spokesperson said: "From classic pints like SA and Brains Dark to exciting new seasonal releases, we're committed to quality brewing, community spirit, and flying the flag for Wales in every glass. "Still brewed with passion in Cardiff." Brains Brewery also highlights the importance of community. They say that "community is everything to us – it's where our roots lie, and it's who we brew for." Brains Brewery is one of our sponsors at the South Wales Community Awards 2025 (Image: Supplied) The brewery believes in supporting local pubs, partnering with Welsh producers, and championing causes close to home. Their philosophy is that great beer brings people together and helps communities thrive. The nominations for the South Wales Community Awards will close on August 31, 2025.
News24
a day ago
- Business
- News24
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Perth Now
a day ago
- Perth Now
‘Hello': Alleged killer TV star in court
Former reality TV star and alleged murderer Tamika Chesser has fronted court again, where she greeted the magistrate and answered questions for the first time in court. The 34-year-old woman appeared at Port Lincoln Magistrates Court on Thursday via AVL from James Nash House, a psychiatric facility. She sported a shaved head and wore a blue sweater and greeted Magistrate Patrick Hill with a 'hello'. Ms Chesser is facing allegations she murdered her boyfriend Julian Story at the pair's unit last month and then dismembered his body, but her appearance on Thursday was for three separate matters. Police allege she behaved in a disorderly manner at a tobacco store on Port Lincoln's Liverpool St and at the Port Lincoln Police, both on February 14, 2025, The police further allege she assaulted a woman on November 1 last year. It is listed as a summary offence, meaning it is considered a low level of offending. She is also alleged to have assaulted a police officer on June 20 this year, one day after she was arrested for the alleged killing of Mr Story. Beauty and the Geek contestant Tamika Chesser also worked as a model. Supplied Credit: Supplied The body of Julian Story was found at the couple's unit in Port Lincoln. SA Police Credit: Supplied Ms Chesser is an Indigenous woman and Justin Slater, a solicitor with the Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement, represented her in court. He told Mr Hill he had ordered 'reports' into the charges. 'We are doing our own reports in relation to these matters,' he said. He asked Mr Hill to adjourn matters until a charge determination had been made for Ms Chesser's more serious allegations and Mr Hill agreed to the request, setting December 18 at Port Lincoln for the next hearing. When asked if she understood her hearing would be adjourned, Ms Chesser replied: 'Yep'. Mr Slater declined to comment on the charges or Ms Chesser's condition after the hearing. Thursday's hearing marks the second time Ms Chesser has fronted court, following her first appearance at Adelaide Magistrates Court last month on the murder charge. Ms Chesser appeared at Port Lincoln Magistrates Court on July 31, 2025. NewsWire Credit: News Corp Australia Her case has generated widespread interest because of her glamorous former life and the brutal nature of the alleged killing. Police allege Ms Chesser murdered Mr Story around midnight on June 17 and then removed his head. Ms Chesser was then allegedly captured on CCTV in the hours afterwards walking with a bag, dogs and dressed in heavy clothing. South Australian Police and SES volunteers fanned out across Port Lincoln to search for Mr Story's missing remains, but the search was suspended last week and Mr Story's head has not been located. 'We've exhausted all the areas of interest that have been made known to us,' Detective Superintendent Darren Fielke said. 'We will however go back and search if we receive specific information about where Julian's remains might be. 'But in terms of general searching in Port Lincoln, that has now stopped.' Mr Story's body was found on the afternoon of June 19 following a small fire at the unit and Ms Chesser was arrested in the yard of the home. Mr Story was a Port Lincoln local, while Ms Chesser had only recently moved to the area from Queensland. Ms Chesser was captured on CCTV walking with dogs in the aftermath of the alleged murder. Picture SA Police Credit: Supplied Mr Story's cause of death is still being investigated and a motive remains unknown. Two neighbours briefly interacted with Ms Chesser on the afternoon of June 19, court documents seen by NewsWire claim. 'He (the witness) observed smoke coming from Unit 3,' the documents state. 'He saw the accused (Ms Chesser) and asked what she was doing. The accused said 'nothing' and then took her dogs for a walk and locked the front door. The witness concerned that smoke or fire would spread to his property filled a bucket with water and entered Unit 3 through the rear door. 'In the bathroom of the unit, he located a bundle of clothing rags and debris which was smouldering. The witness doused this and repeated this with a second bucket of water.' A second witness called emergency services, the documents state. Detective Superintendent Darren Fielke announced the suspension of the search for Mr Story's missing remains last week. NewsWire / Naomi Jellicoe Credit: News Corp Australia 'He states he arrived home about 2 or 3pm and saw smoke coming from Unit 3,' the statement reads. 'He went out the back and spoke with witness 1 or told him he had extinguished a fire in the bathroom of the unit. 'The accused had returned from her walk and was now sitting in the communal garden of the units at the rear of unit 3. 'Witness 1 called emergency services and Ambulance staff were first to arrive.' Police entered the unit bathroom and sighted the 'severely burned and disfigured' remains of Mr Story, the documents also state. Ms Chesser starred in the second series of the hit reality TV show Beauty and the Geek in 2010, finishing in second place. She has also worked as a model for a range of brands including Target and appeared in men's magazines including Ralph and FHM, a profile for her on Star Now states. Her Instagram and Facebook social media profiles are filled with racy and glamorous images. She has also posted a series of images that appear to reflect Jewish and Hindu mythology.
