| Leicester and Rutland Breweries |
| Location | Acresford |
| Address | nr Netherseal, Derbs |
| Company name | Cooper G & W F |
| Date founded | 1855-61 |
| Owners | John Harley Berry between 1855 and 1861, Coopers (George & William Field) from |
| c.1876, Sidney Evershed (later part of Marstons) of Burton in 1900. |
| Registered |
| Closed | 1900 |
| Comment | The Cooper family milled at Acresford until the late 1940s. The buildings were used by |
| Staffordshire Farmers in the 1980s. |
| Location | Anstey |
| Address | Old Brewery Bradgate Road |
| Company name | Pettifors |
| Date founded | c1840 |
| Owners | Samuel Burchnall c1840, William Robotham by 1870, John Doleman by 1875, William |
| Frederick Coupland by 1881, Daniel Pettifor by 1888, Marstons by 1900 with 20 tied |
| houses. |
| Registered |
| Closed | 1900 |
| Comment | Pettifor brewing in Anstey in 1876 but probably at a different brewery. The Pettifors |
| were wine and spirit merchants until the 1940s. Brewery was used as a store by Marstons |
| for some time but is now a carpet warehouse. Bottles in Coach & Horses PH. |
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