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Jonathan Kemp – a CAMRA giant
A gentle giant is often an overused cliché, but it is absolutely fitting for CAMRA national director Jonathan Kemp, who died suddenly at the end of Oc...
Time to get out and support your pubs
National Chairman Nik Antona has written to all members and thanked those that took part in the Campaign’s e-lobbying calling for a fair deal in last...
CAMRA’s podcast returns for Christmas
Mark your calendars – the popular CAMRA podcast Pubs. Pints. People. is set to return just in time for Christmas with a timely episode featuring beer...
Campaign to modernise cask beer seeks pubs for pilot
A cross-industry initiative to modernise the cask beer sector, launching in February next year, is looking for pubs to take part in a pilot study. The...
Head to the pub to enjoy World Cup
The weather might be cold and wet but pubs can be great places for fans wanting to experience the best of the World Cup. CAMRA national chairman Nik A...
Dark shadow cast by Star brewery’s closure
CAMRA has condemned Asahi’s decision to close the Dark Star brewery site in Partridge Green due to the current economic climate. CAMRA national direct...
Matt Valentine - Liverpool stalwart
It is with great sadness that Liverpool and Districts CAMRA announces the sudden passing of its social secretary Matt Valentine. Branch members will r...
2023 Members’ Weekend: World’s Best Beer City pub guide
Sheffield has so many excellent bars and pubs, both heritage and modern, that it is very difficult to recommend a small selection to cover in a handfu...
New old ale back on the bar
One of Britain’s most renowned strong ales is back on the bar after more than a decade in the wilderness after Sussex-based Dark Brewery revived Prize...
The Pull by Heather Wastie
CAMRA member and poet Heather Wastie has written as poem eulogising a pint of well-poured beer  Instructions from the ale wife:  The glass is the ke...
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