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New cash for rural pubs
Rural pubs across the UK will benefit from new government cash to help them provide extra services for communities. Projects will include creating caf...
History under the hammer
Have you ever fancied owning a slice of brewing history? CAMRA's National Breweriana Auction returns to Burton-on-Trent Town Hall on Saturday 25 Octob...
Contact your MP now to help pubs and breweries
CAMRA is urging everyone to demand the chancellor announces support for pubs, social clubs, breweries and pubgoers ahead of the Autumn Budget on 26 No...
Cash for Belfast night buses just start of journey
Responding to the executive confirming funding for late-night transport in Belfast, CAMRA NI director Ruth Sloan said: “This is great news for pubs an...
Ouse Booze is back
A beer born of disaster has been brewed again to mark 25 years since the River Ouse burst its banks and swept through Lewes and Harvey’s brewery. Brew...
Boddingtons is back
I rarely take the opportunity to review a beer properly. However, the recent relaunch of Boddingtons Bitter on cask – brewed in Manchester by JW Lees...
Travel is good but home can be best
I write a lot about the importance of pubs within communities, but the truth is that most of my visits to one are made alone. That’s not to say that I...
PUBlic Affairs round up – OctoberÂ
Campaigning for pubs, pints and people across Westminster, devolved parliaments and local government, the Campaigns and Communications Team has been b...
Eagle flies under Damm
Damm, Spain’s largest brewing business, has officially opened its first brewery outside the Iberian Peninsula – the Damm Eagle brewery in Bedford on t...
Two crowns for Five Kingdoms
Five Kingdoms, Scotland’s most southerly brewery, won both Gold and Silver in CAMRA’s Champion Beer of Scotland competition at the Ayrshire Real Ale F...
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