Guest blog.

 I have recently been asked to do a guest blog post for the yada collective who are a group of like minded originals who have got together to open an alcohol free bar in Derby.


They have a vision to expand this to other cities across the UK with the hope of creating a place you can go and socialise just like a pub but without the alcohol.


My blog entry on my alcohol free journey can be viewed Here


Tim Jenkins 

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