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Competition launched for Norwich festival logo
It’s back! Norwich & District branch has launched the competition to find the new logo for its 44th beer festival, which runs from 24-28 October. Fest...
Humpty Dumpty had a great haul
A beer from the Humpty Dumpy Brewery sits on top Norwich and District branch’s bottled beer wall. Little Sharpie a 3.8 per cent ABV pale ale from the...
Small brewers excluded from draught beer tax break
New research has revealed small brewers will be excluded from government proposals to support beer and pubs through reduced duty on draught beer. CAMR...
New book shines spotlight on the best beer in bottles and cans
A new CAMRA book by BEERÂ contributor Adrian Tierney-Jones takes readers on a fascinating journey across the British Isles, exploring 250 of the finest...
Fyne start to year for Scotland’s finest
Argyll-based farm brewery Fyne Ales is celebrating winning CAMRA's Champion Beer of Scotland title with its flagship ale Jarl. Fyne Ales MD Jamie Delp...
Race against time to save the historic coaching inn
Residents in Limpley Stoke and neighbouring communities in Wiltshire are racing against time to raise the money needed to save the Hop Pole pub. The c...
Don't miss Campaign’s International Woman’s Day beer tasting
Beer may have a reputation as a man's drink, but it’s actually women we have to thank for inventing our humble pint. In celebration of past, present a...
CAMRA, brewers and pubs push for tax cut
CAMRA has joined forces with brewers and pub operators calling for a lower tax burden on beer and pubs. In an open letter to the chancellor, the One V...
CAMRA reveals Golden People Awards
MP Gordon Brown and London mayor Sadiq Khan are among those recognised by CAMRA for their contribution to the beer and pub industry. The two politicia...
Have your say on CAMRA’s diversity policies
CAMRA has launched a review into the implementation of its inclusivity, diversity and equality policies spearheaded by CAMRA vice-chair Abigail Newton...
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