Beer And Bubbles Meet Up

12/11/2022

Thankyou to all who joined the bubbles and beer evening.
We had such fun and it was so lovely to meet you all. ⭐️

Next one Cambridge .. get ready to party ❤️🕺💃🏼😁

11/11/2022

See you all soon 🕺💃🏼😁

24/10/2022

23/10/2022

Reasons to Party

1. It’s a mood booster 😁

Getting together with people and laughing is a hugely important thing that happens at a party. Neuroscientist Sophie Scott says, “You're doing something, when you laugh with people, that's actually letting you access a really ancient evolutionary system that mammals have evolved to make and maintain social bonds, and clearly to regulate emotions, to make ourselves feel better.”

Join us on the 11th November for laughter and fun.
You can book on our website
www.beerandbubblesmeetup.co.uk

15/10/2022

No more bookings now for the 21st October.
But no need to worry .. now taking bookings for the 11th November 😁.
Hurry before they all go. .. 🕺💃🏼

08/10/2022

Ready to party ?
Join us at Whitings Bar in Bury St Edmunds on 11th November at 7pm

In a relationship and want to make some new friends? 💃🏼🕺
Or are you looking for love?!💕
The idea behind this🚦party is to make things simpler ..
By giving out coloured stickers we all know where we are!
Red … Wanting to meet new friends but nothing romantic ..
Amber … Unsure what you want but open to friends or romance
Green… Single and ready to mingle.

Come and join the fun! Let’s get back to meeting in bars!
Tickets include welcome drink & sharing platters
www.beerandbubblesmeetup.co.uk

07/10/2022

Join us at beer and bubbles.
Maybe you will find your cat 😂
www.beerandbubblesmeetup.co.uk

07/10/2022

Let’s keep the pubs and bars going.
Join us for a night of fun ..
www.beerandbubblesmeetup.co.uk

06/10/2022

Here we have it … it’s official. 😁
A few good reasons why we should all go to the pub more.

Why not join us at Whitings Bar on 11th November
You know it’s good for you 🕺💃🏼

Going to the pub is good for you, study
24 JANUARY 2016
By Neal Baker

Regularly going to your local pub makes you happier, healthier and more sociable, new research from Oxford University has found.

Smaller pubs were also found to be better for maintaining close friends, the research found (Photo: Wiki)
Previous research has shown that face-to-face meetings are vital to maintaining friendships, but the beneficial role that pubs have in this has now been measured for the first time.
Friends on Tap, the study funded by the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra), shows that people who use “local” pubs near where they live or work tend to have more close friends.
It says that pubs help to provide a strong social network that improves happiness and overall health.
“Making and maintaining friendships is something that has to be done face-to-face; the digital world is simply no substitute”, the report’s author, Professor Robin Dunbar, said.
Furthermore, researchers from the Department of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University found that smaller “community style” pubs are better than larger city-centre pubs for maintaining more close friends.
While people who regularly go to large pubs tend to have a larger social circle, they have fewer close friends than drinkers that frequent small local pubs, they found.

The study also makes a strong claim that goes against the controversial new UK drinking guidelines, saying that moderate alcohol intake has strong physical and mental health benefits.
“A limited alcohol intake improves wellbeing and some (though not all) social skills, just as it has been shown to improve other cognitive abilities and health, but these abilities decline as alcohol intake increases beyond a moderate level”, a statement accompanying the report said.
A nationwide survey of pub-goers formed the basis of the research, which found that only 22% of people have a local pub that they regularly attend.
The researchers, led by evolutionary psychologist Professor Robin Dunbar, defined a “local pub” as being a pub where the respondent knows the landlord and other customers personally.
Northern Ireland has the smallest proportion of people that regularly attend a “local” pub, with just 10% answering positively. Scotland has 18%, and the highest proportion is in Wales (31%) and the Northeast (33%).
Camra chief executive Tim Page said: “Pubs offer a social environment to enjoy a drink with friends in a responsible, supervised community setting”.

Start a new good habit today ..join us at
www.beerandbubblesmeetup.co.uk

05/10/2022

Join in The fun!

04/10/2022

Join us at the Whitings bar in Bury St Edmunds on the 11th November for an evening of fun and frivolity.

Connect with old friends and find new ones.

It’s just simple .. lovely environment .. lovely people .. lovely music .. lovely food.

Let’s just have a lovely party time for no other reason than we can. 😁.

To book contact Jo Or Penny.
Looking forward to meeting you all.

Details in the website
www.beerandbubblesmeetup.co.uk.

Join in The fun!

30/09/2022

You tell us where you are at in life and we will give you a lovely sticker to wear with pride 😁

Come and join us on the 11th November at the Whitings bar in Bury St Edmunds.
https://www.whitingsbar.co.uk/

Party time is back for all 🕺💃🏼

Find us at

www.beerandbubblesmeetup.co.uk