Posts by: Timothy Hampson
Younger drinkers give low alcohol a try
Low alcohol beer is here to stay, according to a new report. There has been an explosion in popularity of low and no alcohol alternatives as a way to...
Could you design a dragon logo for Norwich beer fest
NORWICH & Norfolk branch has launched its annual competition to find the new logo for the 42nd Norwich Beer Festival – Monday 21 October-Saturday 26 O...
Live music line-up announced at the Great British Beer Festival Winter
 An exciting mix of live music, featuring some of the most popular local bands, are ready to take to the stage for this year’s Great British Beer Fes...
Pubs need support not closure
CAMRA rebukes industry report which ignores the ruinous effect of closing hundreds of pubs. In its latest Business Outlook report, property agents Chr...
MPs unite to demand business rate reform for pubs
MPs from across the political spectrum called for meaningful reform of business rates at a Parliamentary debate on the future of Britain’s pubs. The d...
Campaigning opportunities for members
East Anglia opportunities If you live in East Anglia and interested in promoting real ale in clubs, we have a great opportunity to get more involved w...
Norwich readies for great beer festival
CAMRA invites festival lovers to enjoy ale of every season at Norwich’s final Great British Beer Festival Winter from 19 February 2019. Not to be conf...
Licensee seeks crowdfunding to mount legal action against exploitation by pub companies
A north London licensee has launched a crowdfunding campaign to mount a High Court challenge to pubcos and the pubs code adjudicator over the beer tie...
Rhubarb beer goes on tap in Parliament to celebrate Yorkshire’s first female MP
A special beer brewed with rhubarb has been unveiled in Westminster’s Strangers Bar the to celebrate achievements of Yorkshire’s first female MP. The...
Pubs could be the saviour of declining high streets
Well run community pubs have long been recognised as being a vital part of rural life. Now, a new study finds the same could be true for pubs in high...
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