Category: Wessex & Channel Islands
Hampshire pub campaigners announce fundraising festival
‘Red-Fest’ will raise funds to buy the community pub
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Red Lion to roar on as planners reject plans to turn pub into house
Planners have turned down an attempt to turn the Red Lion Inn in Overton, a large village in...
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Hampshire campaigners secure community backing
The Red House Community Pub Group in Hampshire have secured backing from their community to save the Red House pub in Whitchurch.
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CAMRA names the top four pubs in the country
The Cricketers Arms in St Helens (top left), Volunteer Arms (Staggs) in Musselburgh (top right),...
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New Zealand trip inspires new Arkell’s beer
A new beer has been brewed to mark the 175th anniversary of Arkell’s
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Goddards Brewery – 25 years young, and for sale as a going concern
Goddards, the Isle of Wight’s oldest brewer, is up for sale
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Wadworth wants people to get on their bikes to support prostate campaign
Wadworth is getting behind cyclists with its title of the Official Sponsor of the MAMIL (Middle Aged Men in Lycra)
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Salisbury pubs are open and they’re safe says local branch
Salisbury & South Wilts branch has shown support for pubs in the town as part of a “Salisbury is Open” campaign following the nerve agent attack
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Victoria & Albert crowned Salisbury & South Wilts top pub
The Victoria & Albert in Netherhampton, just outside Salisbury, is named Salisbury & South Wilts branch pub of the year.
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West Berkshire Brewery launches cellaring education scheme
West Berkshire Brewery (WBB) has launched a quality cellaring scheme to help educate landlords and beer contemporaries in the importance of keeping and serving cask and keg beer in perfect condition.
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Creator of a beer which started a gold rush retires
John Gilbert, who founded South Wiltshire’s award-winning Hop Back brewery in Salisbury more than 30 years ago, has retired.
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Question of taste is key
With more than 1,700 real ale breweries on stream in the UK, the task for CAMRA’s tasting panels has grown
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