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Cask beer a victim of pandemic
Cask beer sales are under serious threat due to huge shift to online sales and at-home drinking, a new report has revealed. The last two years have se...
Branch chairman much missed
Darlington branch is mourning former chairman Garry Hewitt, who died on 10 March after a short battle with cancer. Garry served as the chairman from...
Landlady celebrates 50 years at same pub
Wrexham licensee Jean Williams has celebrated notching up 50 years serving pints from the bar of the Griffin Inn, Gresford. The pub has links back to...
Can you help Newark beer festival?
CAMRA’s Newark & District beer festival (26-28 May) is looking for volunteers. “May might seem a long way off but the good news is that the Newark Bee...
Derelict railway pub back on track
More than a decade ago, local lad Danny Horsley (pictured) would regularly drink in the Black Tom pub in Camerton, West Cumbria. He also served behind...
Sunday lunch beers
My first book in five years will be published by CAMRA at the end of March and I am thoroughly excited by it. In its well-illustrated pages, I have pi...
City branch reveals impact of pandemic on real ale
Research by Leeds CAMRA has revealed a drop in bars selling real ale and the number of cask beers available in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Pandemic shuts pioneering brewery
The lockdown has forced the closure of a 40-year-old brewery which was in the forefront of the real ale revolution in the 1980s. Wood’s brewery of Wis...
Elland Road pub renamed in honour of sacked club manager
A cask ale pub opposite Elland Road football ground has been renamed in tribute to Leeds United hero Marcelo Bielsa. Following the sacking of the head...
Resist brew to raise money for Ukraine
A special beer called Resist is to be brewed by Farr Brew at Coleman Green, Hertfordshire to raise money for the people of Ukraine. The beer is the re...
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