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Anti-pub Westminster under fire
CAMRA has branded Westminster City Council anti-pub following the launch of its âabsurdâ draft licensing policy. The council, which oversees pubs in...
Brewery closures slow but âstruggles not overâ
The rate of brewery closures has slowed in the first half of 2026 compared to 2025 according to the SIBA (Society of Independent Brewers and Associate...
CAMRAâs pub campaigning award returns
Nominations are now open for CAMRAâsâŻPub Saving Award, whichâŻcelebrates groups which have fight forâŻtheir pub, savingâŻit from demolition or conversion...
Devolved nations must match Burnhamâs pro-pub stance
CAMRA has called for prime minister Andy Burnhamâs 20 per cent business rates cut in England to be matched in Northern Ireland (NI), Wales and Scotlan...
Brilliant start for PM
Following Andy Burnhamâs decision to cut business rates for pubs in England, CAMRA chairman Ash Corbett-Collins (pictured) said: âThis is a brilliant...
New brewery debuts at city fest
The first beers from new West Midlands brewer, Springbanks, will be launched at the Wolverhampton Summer Festival of Beer and Cider tomorrow, celebrat...
Women in Beer Awards nominations open
After a successful first edition, the Women in Beer Awards are back and are now open to submissions. With more than 280 nominations in 2025, the award...
Right to buy gamechanger for under-threat Welsh pubs
CAMRA has welcomed the announcement that the new Welsh governmentâs first phase of legislation will include âthe development of a community right-to-b...
Lobby your MP to protect authentic ciderâŻand perry
CAMRA is urging government to put an end to industrial drinks made from as little as 35 per cent juice by global companies, which can be taxed and sol...
Pop-up micropub closes in on permanent home
Pop-up micropub, the Two Tails Taproom in Heathfield, East Sussex is awaiting final approvals for its move to a permanent home in a former womenswear...
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