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The regular PUBlic Affairs round-up returns with the Campaigns and Communications team’s latest updates on CAMRA’s campaigning across Westminster, dev...
I’m very sceptical when anyone speaks about Gen Z or any demographic cohort with seeming authority. Usually the characteristics of each generation see...
With the return of Cask Ale Week, CAMRA is urging everyone to back independent brewers and support their local pubs, social clubs and taprooms over th...
University of York researchers are behind a project to get more no-and-low alcohol beers in pubs across York and North Yorkshire. Launched at the CAMR...
This bulletin is a new What’s Brewing series sharing information and advice about pub and club planning. Current position In recent times, the plannin...
The third booklet in the Sheffield Pub Heritage Walk series has just been released and covers Neepsend. The new booklet includes a map, images and cov...
Sheffield-based Little Mesters first brewed in 2020 in the premises previously used by Mitchells Hop House and, as it celebrates its fifth birthday, i...
Manchester felt like it could be the centre of the universe this summer. Thousands of tourists flocked to the city largely to witness and celebrate on...
The Slow Food Movement has recognised the significance of the United Kingdom’s cask beer tradition by making it a part of its Ark of Taste. Founded in...
Genevieve is the first cask offspring of the brewing collaboration between Greene King and Thornbridge. Genevieve is a 4.5 per cent ABV West Coast IPA...