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Flagship festival is back!
The Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) is making a triumphant return to London tomorrow, following an unplanned two-year hiatus due to Covid. Taking p...
The good, the bad and the ugly of our pubs
The pub trade is reminiscent of one of those old Spaghetti Westerns – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. We saw the ugly side last month when spokesmen f...
Plan your August and September festival trips now!
Summer may be coming to an end, but there are still plenty of CAMRA beer festivals across the UK to look forward to, including the flagship Great Brit...
Pint runner’s marathon charity fundraiser
Chesterfield CAMRA member Joan Pons Laplana (pictured) is running the London Marathon dressed as a pint of beer in an attempt to break a Guinness Worl...
Brewer returns to profit and eyes future growth
The sun is shining on Robinsons brewery (pictured) as it has announced a return to profit for its 254-pub estate as it continues to recover from the p...
Robin Hood returns to repeat Trent Bridge success
Nottingham CAMRA is bringing the Robin Hood Beer & Cider Festival back to Trent Bridge Cricket Ground this October (12-15) after a successful 2021 eve...
Best designed pubs revealed
CAMRA has unveiled the winners of its prestigious Pub Design Awards, which recognise pub architecture and conservation across the country. There were...
Three of Joe Stange’s World’s Greatest Beers
In our series of previews running up to the publication of the World’s Greatest Beers on 1 Aug, Joe Stange is the latest to give a sneak preview of hi...
Historic barge celebrates anniversary on Whitstable Bay
It has been 130 years since Thames sailing barge Greta embarked on her first voyage and to celebrate the anniversary it is partnering with Shepherd Ne...
Duty review delay attacked
CAMRA has criticised the government for delaying its review into alcohol taxation until at least the autumn. The Campaign is calling for a lower rate...
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