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Steel City beer festival returns
After a two year hiatus, the 46th Sheffield Steel City CAMRA beer & cider festival will be held at Kelham Island Museum from 19-22 October. Volunteers...
What’s in a London Pub Name?
Londoners, want to know which pub is named after a bare-knuckle boxer, or a colour of chicken? Or which pubs inspired the names of tube stations? Well...
Rugby fans prefer beer – official
A YouGov survey for CAMRA found 42 per cent of rugby fans choose beer when watching a game and to celebrate the Campaign teamed up with leading Sports...
Rugby and beer – the perfect union
This week at the Great British Beer Festival our Senior Communications Manager Katie Wiles had the opportunity to sit down with two ex-rugby players T...
Brewer of tomorrow unveiled at flagship festival
The “brewer of tomorrow” has been unveiled at the Great British Beer Festival at the first-ever home brew competition hosted by the event. Berkshire b...
Push for government help as more drinkers say a pint is unaffordable
A survey commissioned by CAMRA found a 10 per cent jump in the number of people who say the average price of a pint is unaffordable. In 2019 42 per ce...
Special award for true community pub
Liverpool and Districts branch has given a special award to the Lock & Quay pub in Bootle for its commitment to its community.. The pub, formerly the...
City’s best-loved beer festival returns in October
Norwich & District branch’s beer festival is returning to the Halls, Norwich, with a few change from Monday 24 to Saturday 29 October. At the venue Bl...
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...
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