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Black Sheep rescue deal
The troubled Black Sheep brewery has been sold to an investment company. The Masham-based brewery appointed administrators in May, saying it had been...
Queer Pride beer
Queer Brewing has revealed its first beer celebrating Pride month which will also help raise money for LGBTQ+ charity Opening Doors. Pride Pils (5.2 p...
Plan your June festival trips now
Plan your next festival trip this month with the list below. To see all upcoming CAMRA events, visit https://events.camra.org.uk/
MPs join calls for high-street pub protection
A cross-party group of MPs is pushing for the Levelling Up Department to ensure high-street pubs are safeguarded from developers. The All Party Parli...
CAMRA to close Brew2You platform
The Campaign will cease its Brew2You operations from 31 May. In the early months of the Covid-19 pandemic CAMRA launched its Brew2You platform in resp...
Unique window shines light Thomas Becket’s brewing link
Glaziers at Canterbury Cathedral have created a unique stained glass window which commemorates the link between Thomas Becket and brewing. The one-off...
Brewer’s perfect pie deal
Manchester-based brewer Joseph Holt, which owns pubs across the North-West, is offering customers bespoke, award-winning pies after joining forces wit...
Historic Manchester pub seeks protection
The licensee of Manchester’s Britons Protection claims the historic pub, which gave refuge to the Peterloo Massacre victims, now needs protection its...
Triple treat from Greene King
As well as its Coronation seasonal ale, Greene King will also be releasing a further three cask beers for May and June, which include a collaboration...
More cash to save prized pubs
CAMRA has welcomed the latest round of government funding to save pubs as community assets. Changes to the government’s Community Ownership Fund schem...
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