Sean is a technologist, community leader, and craft beer enthusiast from Manchester, UK. Co-founder of INEVITABLE, an award-winning AI start-up, he is passionate about innovation, technology, and the beer community. Sean holds key roles in CAMRA and has contributed to over 27 hackathons and 24 beer festivals.
During the weekend of July 5th, I worked on the Membership section of the beer festival an...
During the weekend of June 28th, I worked on the Membership section of the beer festival a...
For this beer festival, I was stationed on entry, ensuring that customers had the correct ...
After the last public day of the festival I assisted in the take down and transporting equ...
The Stables Tavern officially opens today, June 6, 2025, bringing with it a rich and storied past. Located on Grape Street in the heart of Manchester’s St John’s district, this revived local is more than just a new pub—it’s a historical resurrection. Sitting on the former site of the Coronation Street Rovers Return set at Old Granada Studios, the Stables Tavern is a fusion of industrial heritage, community spirit, and modern-day hospitality.
At the recent CAMRA Young Members Spring Forum, I prepared most of the content that shaped the discussion, based on a detailed set of ideas I originally developed to attract younger audiences to CAMRA.
With the advent of innovative AI-powered tools like Cursor, Bolt, and Windsurf that enable the rapid development of no-code solutions, a new buzzword and job role has emerged in the tech industry: vibe coding or the Vibe Coder Frontend Developer. In this post, I’ll explore what vibe coding means, its potential impact on the tech landscape, and share some critical security warnings that developers and businesses should heed.
As the CAMRA Greater Manchester Young Member Coordinator, a former multi student society chair, and a passionate advocate for beer, I saw an opportunity to introduce new and existing students to the world of real ale. Drawing from my knowledge of where societies socialized during my university years, I set out to coordinate a CAMRA Welcome Week in Manchester. This post reflects on the planning process, what worked well, the challenges faced, and the key insights gained.
After witnessing the buzz surrounding the International Brewing and Cider Festival at Depot Mayfield, I felt compelled to share my firsthand experience of a similar event. Drawing from my personal observations and insights gleaned from various channels, here's my take on the festival.