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First chair of Merseyside CAMRA much missed
Bob Thurlow was already well versed in both beer and pub preservation when he was elected chair of Merseyside CAMRA in January 1974. He was ready for...
Number crunching pubs’ post-pandemic recovery
Many people are still reluctant to return to the pub but there are welcome signs of recovery. In its latest research report, Leisure Spotlight 2021,...
Scottish cidery wins top title
A new cidery in North-East Scotland has picked up a top award in an international competition for its dry sparkling cider. And now the cider’s creator...
Counting the cost of pandemic
A company’s financial results provide a snapshot of its past performance and casts a light on where it wants to be in the future. For all the companie...
Brewers’ seasonal collaboration
Greene King has partnered with Osset Brewery in Yorkshire to launch its latest seasonal ale, Bruff. The beer is a tribute to the best English hops aro...
Brewers urge world leaders to act on climate crisis ahead of COP26
Twenty five breweries across the UK and Ireland – including Fryne Ales and Adnams – have signed an open letter calling on world leaders to work togeth...
Popular city beer festival returns
After missing out last year, CAMRA volunteers are returning to St Andrews and Blackfriars Halls for the 43rd Norwich Beer Festival, which runs from 25...
Brewery’s historic trussing in
For the first time in a generation, a trussing in ceremony, where an apprentice barrel maker graduates to become a journeyman cooper, took place at th...
Businessman visits 51 pubs in pursuit of world record Â
Matt Ellis of St Neots, Cambridgeshire believes he has broken a world record by visiting 51 pubs in 24 hours. He is now collating the evidence and pap...
Latest Pomona winner revealed
Susanna Forbes, cider expert, author and co-founder of Little Pomona Cider in Herefordshire, has received the CAMRA’s Pomona Award for her long commit...
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