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Pros to judge new home brew prize
Home brewers can now compete in the SIBA National Homebrew Beer Awards – a new annual competition and have the chance to see their beer professionally...
Good Beer Yearbook preview
In the run up to the publication of the first edition of CAMRA’s Good Beer Yearbook early next year, we whet the appetite with an extract from one of...
PUBlic Affairs update November 2022
In a regular series for WB Online, and the last round up of 2022, the CAMRA Campaigns team shares the work that has been going on across Westminster,...
CAMRA in running for top communications award
CAMRA is in the running for the coveted British Guild of Beer Writers corporate communications award, alongside Siren Brew and Untold Agency. The winn...
Campaign attacks brewery sale
CAMRA has condemned Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company’s (CMBC) decision to sell the former Charles Wells Eagle brewery in Bedford to Spanish brewer...
Peter Laws – a tribute
It was with sadness that West Cumbria branch has learned of the passing of Peter Laws, former head brewer at Jennings, Cockermouth and one of the gian...
What is CAMRA to you?
CAMRA has been an integral part of my life for more than 20 years – since before I even knew it – and I’m hugely grateful. I’d been following Blackpoo...
Victory from the jaws of defeat?
It can be hard to feel positive about the UK sometimes. Prime ministers barely outlast the gestation of a ferret. The cost of, well, everything is spi...
Sunderland pub celebrates three decades in top guide
The launch of the 2023 Good Beer Guide prompted South Tyneside CAMRA branch to mark the remarkable achievement of one of it pub’s which notched up it...
CAMRA names its fab four pubs
The Campaign has revealed the four finalists in its National Pub of the Year 2022 competition. The top quartet (pictured) are the Station House, Durha...
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