April, 2021
PUT BRITAIN’S BREWING HERITAGE ONLINE
The National Brewery Heritage Trust is a registered charity run by volunteers. We support a unique collection of objects and documents from the Brita...
Live craft keg beer debuts at the Great British Beer Festival
This year’s Great British Beer Festival, running from 6-10 August at London Olympia, will boast an exciting range of live craft keg beer for the first...
Britain’s best-looking pubs unveiled
CAMRA has just unveiled the winners of its prestigious Pub Design Awards, which aims to recognise the most stunning feats of architecture, design and...
Join in a #SummerOfPub!
If your idea of a perfect British summer involves a pint and a pub-garden, then you’re in luck. CAMRA has announced a new national campaign this summe...
GBBF special: 10 questions with Gorgeous Brewery
In the run-up to the Great British Beer Festival (6-10 August at Olympia London) we’re interviewing the brewery bars who are bringing their beers alon...
GBBF special: 10 questions with Arkells
In the run-up to the Great British Beer Festival (6-10 August at Olympia London) we’ll be interviewing the brewery bars who are bringing their beers a...
Festival activist mourned
It was with great sadness that Trafford & Hulme branch (formerly South Manchester) learnt of the loss of Brian Taylor in April, writes national traini...
Carbon footprint stamps its mark on Lake District pub
A National Trust pub in Cumbria has added information about the carbon impact of food to its menu. The Sticklebarn pub in Great Langdale in the Lake D...
Castle Rock sparks a green evolution at two of its pubs
A Nottinghamshire brewery has introduced electric car charging points as part of plans to reduce its carbon footprint. Castle Rock Brewery has introdu...
CAMRA calls for urgent pubs code reform
CAMRA says time should be called on the sharp practices of pubcos riding roughshod over the provisions of the pubs code. CAMRA’s call comes as the Gov...
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