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The long tail
I had expected there to be good news, verging on celebration. Having travelled the length and breadth of the UK over the past couple of years in my ca...
Clubs need our help too
Just as pubs are struggling to survive so are social clubs across the country and a fledgling campaign has just secured £2.7m to ensure they survive –...
Lost brew back on the bar
A chance archives discovery in East Sussex has led Harvey’s brewery to recreate a long-lost recipe from 1890 bringing a forgotten chapter of Lewes bre...
CAMRA’s budget reaction
Following the chancellor’s budget speech CAMRA chairman Ash Corbett-Collins said: “We’re glad that the chancellor has targeted new measures at small p...
MPs back official recognition of cask beer
MPs yesterday debated “the potential merits of recognising the production and serving of cask ale as intangible cultural heritage” and saw MPs from fi...
Gen V returns home
When family breweries were more common it wasn’t unusual for young members who wanted to brew to learn their craft at another operation before returni...
Mats the way to do it
Vale of Clwyd CAMRA branch has launched a new grassroots initiative to encourage more people to join the Campaign and strengthen engagement among memb...
CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update – October
CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the UK. For further news about the Nation...
Should Big Beer be allowed to own pubs?
A customer walks into a Star Pub and asks for a local beer. It sounds like a feed line of a joke – and maybe this is a very dark one – but I witnessed...
Deadline looms in fight for last pub in village
Villagers have until the end of October to raise ÂŁ100,000 in a bid to save a pub that has been at the centre of community life for 200 years. The Cott...
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