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Ale trailers urged not to miss flagship festival
Cask Marque is urging its 80,000 ale trailers to make CAMRA’s Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) an “unmissable” stop in their travels this summer. Th...
Rules must be relaxed to help save urban pubs
Community-owned pubs champion, the Plunkett Foundation, has called for relaxed rules so groups can buy urban locals. Foundation research revealed impr...
Farmer’s Shire horse charity challenge
Jamie Alcock, a farmer who drove his Shire horses from his Gloucestershire farm to Elgin in Scotland in 2021 is now taking on a second charity challen...
Brew for Ukraine beer reaches Parliament
A British-brewed beer created in support of Ukrainian refugees was recently served in th Houses of Parliament giving MPs and ministers the chance to h...
Cider focus on Learn & Discover platform
CAMRA champions cider and its producers with the latest content added to its online Learn & Discover platform.
PUBlic Affairs update June 2022
In a regular series for WB Online, the CAMRA Campaigns Team shares the work that has been going on across Westminster, the devolved parliaments and lo...
Pubs and brewers urged to support Cask Ale Week
Cask Marque has launched the website for Cask Ale Week which will run from 22 September until 2 October. Cask Marque director Paul Nunny said the even...
Celebrate Beer Day Britain and raise a glass to the rise of the micro
Today we mark Beer Day Britain - a lovely opportunity to celebrate one of the nation’s favourite drinks, and those who make it. The day marks the anni...
Pubco’s slow return to profit post pandemic
Fuller’s pub group has reported a return to profit but warned the future is still fragile. The group, which was reporting results from the 52 weeks to...
Mead makers buzzing over ÂŁ50,000 win
Two beekeeping brothers behind Wye Valley Meadery are buzzing after their take on the world’s oldest drink, mead, won a £50,000 UK accelerator program...
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