We’re excited to announce the latest special brew from our fantastic partners at Tring Brewery in support of The Repair Shed! 

As their Charity of Choice for 2025, Tring Brewery is continuing their year-long support with the release of their March monthly special, “Level Headed” This is the third in a series of brews dedicated to raising awareness and vital funds for our work in combating social isolation amongst local, older men. 

“Level Headed” is described as “a well-considered brew featuring fruity British hops, this ale offers nuance and complexity at a drinkable strength. A robust malt backbone keeps things on keel, contributing flavours of biscuit and caramel”.  

Keeping with the theme of hardware and the ‘elbow grease ethos’ that embodies the spirit of our “Shedders”, this special ale proudly features The Repair Shed’s logo. This helps to further spread awareness of our programme, which provides welcoming sheds for local, older men to come together to make and mend items, and form valuable friendships. 

Founded in 2015, The Repair Shed operates under the umbrella of Community Action Dacorum, with locations in Hemel Hempstead, Northchurch, Kings Langley, and Redbourn. 

Thanks to the generous support of partners like Tring Brewery, we can continue to make a real difference in the lives of our “Shedders”, helping to reduce loneliness and isolation across the borough. 

“Level Headed” is available now on draught from the Tring Brewery shop and all good local pubs.  

We encourage all our supporters and the wider community to (responsibly) try this excellent brew and raise a glass to the ongoing partnership between The Repair Shed and Tring Brewery.  

We are immensely grateful to Jared and the entire team at Tring Brewery for their continued commitment and innovative fundraising efforts as we celebrate our 10th Anniversary this year. Here’s to a year of beer in support of The Repair Shed! 

To read more, have a look at TRING BREWERY’S facebook page Facebook

If you would like to learn more about becoming a “Shedder” or supporting this project, see our Repair Shed page here. https://www.communityactiondacorum.org/services/the-repair-shed/