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Sun shines on sustainable brewery
The rising sun glints off an array of solar panels on the roof of Stewart Brewing in Midlothian, as part of a ÂŁ300,000 investment educe its emissions...
Tax reforms need changes to protect some off-sales retailers
CAMRA has welcomed alcohol tax reforms in the budget as “brilliant” news for small brewers and cider makers, but says changes are needed to avoid a st...
Spotlight on… Manchester! CAMRA’s podcast goes North
The popular CAMRA podcast Pubs. Pints. People. continues its sixth season with “Spotlight on… Manchester!”, an episode that shines a light on the city...
Howzat? CAMRA’s cricket tent returns
CAMRA long-running beer tent will make its return at Kent’s cricket festival in June. “We will be running our popular CAMRA real ale tent at Kent’s Sp...
Small brewers consult on net zero targets
The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) has set out plans for helping UK breweries to meet the government’s ambitious net zero targets. The Brewing...
CAMRA Conference 2023 – motions for debate Â
Ahead of CAMRA’s Members’ Weekend, AGM and Conference in Sheffield, the Order Paper, and other important information relating to Conference has been p...
CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update – February 2023
As part of a new monthly series for What’s Brewing, CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interi...
In Nitro We Trust?
I was surprised to learn that Guinness is now the most popular pint pulled in British pubs. Outstripping the value of sales of Carling for the first t...
Buy local to save your pub
Beer sales are still below pre-pandemic levels, but local connections offer hope for brewers. The SIBA Craft Beer Report 2023 Â shows more people than...
Budget’s draught beer duty cuts welcomed but help still needed
CAMRA has welcomed the cut in draught beer duty announced in the Budget, but still fears for the future of pubs and clubs. In his Budget, chancellor J...
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