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Carlsberg tour of destruction hits new low
News that Carlsberg Britvic has announced the impending closure of the former Marston’s brewery and its primary logistics operation in Burton upon Tre...
Bright young things
People are drinking less. But don’t just take my word for it, there’s plenty of data to back it up. According to a report published by the BBC in Janu...
A sip is just fine
After a long days’ harvest this week I somehow found myself spending the evening at the pub. Sat outside in the blazing 5pm sun, European style on the...
Beer and pub sector delivers ÂŁ37.8bn to UK economy
Britain’s beer and pub industry generated £37.8bn for the UK economy in 2025, supported almost a million jobs and contributed £16.8bn in tax, new Brit...
Fury at decision to axe brewery
CAMRA has reacted with anger to the news that Carlsberg is to close its Burton brewing site in 2027. The Campaign has renewed demands for the Competit...
Your favourite magazine is back and online
The autumn edition of BEER is now available, online packed with articles you just can’t miss. The cover story is Tim Webb’s take on the UK’s beer mar...
Search for latest pub grand designs starts
Pubs across the UK are being urged to enter CAMRA’s Pub Design Awards which celebrates the UK’s most eye-catching hostelries and seeks out gems where...
CAMRA festival update - October
As we head further into autumn, CAMRA’s festivals keep coming thick and fast. Make the most of them by checking out the list below. Members can get fr...
Brewer puts new spin on its IPA
Joseph Holt has given its cask beer range a reboot as part of its long-term commitment to the historic brews. Holt’s Mild, Two Hoots, Chorlton Pale Al...
Inspirational orchardist scoops Pomona prize
Albert Johnson, from Ross-on-Wye Cider and Perry Company, has won CAMRA’s 2026 Pomona Award. The Pomona Award honours people who have made an outstan...
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