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Historic local demolished without permission
Without planning permission, the Royal Oak (Mosborough, Sheffield), was recently demolished. The owners, Bar 24 Ltd., have now applied for retrospecti...
Cask beer brewers should avoid CO2 shortages
Breweries producing bottled, canned and keg beers face disruption if they are hit by shortages of carbon dioxide, but cask ale producers should be spa...
Museum showcases 50 years of CAMRA
CAMRA memorabilia has gone on show at St Albans museum. For the next few months, the Hertfordshire museum is hosting a small display marking the Campa...
Welsh pub celebrates Golden Award
The Penrhyn Arms is celebrating being the sole Welsh pub to be recognised with a CAMRA Golden Award as part of the Campaign's 50th anniversary celebra...
Brewers’ anger at vaccine passports for Scotland
Brewers in Scotland have reacted angrily to the news people in Scotland will need proof they have been fully vaccinated before they can enter nightclu...
Sheps’ autumn favourite back in cask
Faversham brewer Shepherd Neame has announced the return of seasonal favourite Late Red in cask, for the first time since 2017. The beer (4.5 per cen...
CAMRA revives beer festival programme
CAMRA is relaunching its national programme of beer festivals after an almost two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Campaign's official...
CAMRA calls on MPs to help cider makers
CAMRA is calling on the chancellor and MPs to support UK cider makers following the publication of its latest title Modern British Cider by Gabe Cook....
Historic city-centre pub reopens
The Grade II-listed Dun Cow in Sunderland city centre has reopened after being closed since the start of the pandemic. Just before the shutdown last ...
Plea for pubs to put football fans in the picture
Pubs showing the World Cup qualifiers are being asked to put their customers in the picture when England play Hungary on Tuesday 12 October. London ph...
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