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Manchester loses the Pev matriarch
The Peveril of the Peak (pictured) has lost its matriarch and Manchester one of its great characters. Nancy Swanick, landlady of the Grade II-listed p...
Anti-pub Westminster under fire
CAMRA has branded Westminster City Council anti-pub following the launch of its âabsurdâ draft licensing policy. The council, which oversees pubs in...
Brewery closures slow but âstruggles not overâ
The rate of brewery closures has slowed in the first half of 2026 compared to 2025 according to the SIBA (Society of Independent Brewers and Associate...
Brewery closures slow but âstruggles not overâ
The rate of brewery closures has slowed in the first half of 2026 compared to 2025 according to the SIBA (Society of Independent Brewers and Associate...
Head brewer steps down after 40 years
Sussex brewery Harveyâs has announced a series of appointments within its brewing team, marking the next chapter in the breweryâs long-term succession...
Popular city fest is back on the Embankment
Peterborough Beer Festival returns to the Embankment from 25-29 August for one of the city's best-loved summer events. Organised by CAMRA and held in...
Ciderâs own goal?
It didnât come home. I did have hopes weâd at least make it to the final given our draw. We all know what happened there but it wonât stop me dreaming...
Wind in Ship campaignâs sails
Campaigners fighting to reopen their Lincolnshire village pub are celebrating making a significant step forwards. The Surfleet Seas End Ship Inn (pict...
CAMRAâs pub campaigning award returns
Nominations are now open for CAMRAâsâŻPub Saving Award, whichâŻcelebrates groups which have fight forâŻtheir pub, savingâŻit from demolition or conversion...
Councillors back local pubs
Ashfieldâs pubs are set to receive more support after councillors unanimously backed a cross-party motion aimed at helping the trade prosper. The Prot...
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