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Goodbye to all that – it didn't last long

So, RIP Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company. It didn’t last long. Formed in 2020, like Monty Python’s famous parrot it is no more and has gone to meet...

CAMRA welcomes Jennings purchase

Commenting on the news that Jennings brewery in Cockermouth, Cumbria, has been bought and brewing will restart at the site, Ash Corbett-Collins CAMRA...

Free beer qualifications for women’s brew day participants

WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust), the global leader in drinks education, has partnered with the 2025 International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day...

Winter fest debut for latest Burton union beer

The latest Thornbridge beer created on its historic Burton union brewing system is to make its debut at CAMRA’s flagship winter beer festival. In 2024...

Jennings to return to brewing in Cockermouth

The historic Jennings brewery in Cockermouth, Cumbria, has been acquired by two local entrepreneurs who plan to restart brewing at the site, which clo...

CAMRA and Mr Porky – a glass act

CAMRA has unveiled its latest collectible glass for the upcoming Great British Beer Festival Winter sponsored by Great Taste award-winning pork scratc...

Greene King’s cask calendar returns

Greene King’s seasonal choice of cask beers is back following a successful 2024. The Fresh Cask Releases calendar provides pubs with rotating styles a...

Time to plan your festival trips!

Plan your next festival trip from the list below. To see all upcoming CAMRA events, visit events.camra.org.uk 

Double Diamond brewer back in business

Allsopp’s, one of the most famous names in British brewing, along with its leading beers Pale Ale and IPA are being recreated by a descendant of the f...

Firs’ first

The Firs Club in Codsall, Staffordshire, is CAMRA’s Club of the Year 2024, finally taking the crown after winning the West Midlands regional title thr...


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