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PUBlic Affairs round up - April
It’s that time again for the Campaigns and Communications team to bring you the latest updates on their campaigning efforts across Westminster, devolv...
Jay Rayner’s wrong on pubs
While it might lack the same grandeur shared by some of the buildings along Liverpool’s Dale Street, there’s a faded elegance to the exterior of the S...
Bodgers take centre stage
Chiltern brewery is doing me the great honour of making a special edition of one of its beers to thank me for my support for independent craft brewing...
Mild Magic weaves its spell again
The UK’s longest-running and largest mild ale promotion, the Mild Magic Trail, is back again for its 31st year with a record-breaking 102 pubs taking...
Get Together Club doubles up
Looking after someone with dementia can be an incredibly lonely experience – and a relaxing trip to the pub is, for many, often out of reach. However...
Pyoneer-ing spirit in Wye Valley
Wye Valley brewery has unveiled a rebrand of its first beer, Wye Valley Bitter, as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations renaming it Pyoneer. Foun...
Otter moves into Exeter
Otter brewery has opened its first pub and restaurant in the heart of Exeter. The venture sees Otter owners Patrick and Tor McCaig linking with Patric...
CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update - March
CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the UK. For further news, see the Pub Her...
You always hurt the one you love
The prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, told the Daily Mirror he supported their campaign to save the country’s pubs as he recognised they were at the h...
All under-threat locals need cash help not just heritage pubs
Following the launch of a new UK government heritage revival scheme yesterday, CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group chair Paul Ainsworth (pictured) said: “CAMRA...
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