CAMRA to host virtual education session on keeping, storing and serving real ale

Pulling together to stop pub closures

Pubs, brewers and suppliers must pull together over payments to ensure the industry survives, says CAMRA. The move follows press reports that some pub...

Government must go further to protect pubs from the impact of COVID-19

Safe and sensible’ distance selling online must be next step, as NI off-licences allowed to re-open

Consumer group CAMRA NI (Campaign for Real Ale) has welcomed called on ministers to allow local brewing and cider-making businesses to sell their prod...

MPs tell government it must recognise pubs’ vital social role

CAMRA has welcomed a new report, published by an influential group of MPs, calling on the government to recognise pubs’ role in boosting Britain’s ec...

CAMRA JOINS FORCES WITH PUBS AND INDEPENDENT BREWERS TO ‘PULL TOGETHER’ INDUSTRY AGAINST CORONAVIRUS

Following Government advice to avoid pubs and other social venues during the Coronavirus outbreak, CAMRA has partnered with the Society of Independent...

Britain’s largest beer festival to be cancelled this August

CAMRA has announced that it is cancelling its flagship event the Great British Beer Festival (GBBF), due to take place from 4-8 August at Olympia in L...

Government urged to clarify what pubs can sell during restrictions

Most brewery taprooms – and some pubs – can only sell drinks on the premises because they do not have an “off” licence allowing them to serve customer...

Treasury refuses to cancel beer duty collection

The Chancellor has resisted calls by CAMRA and Britain’s brewers to cancel March’s collection of beer duty Campaigners were calling on the Chancellor...

Government urged to clarify what pubs can sell

CAMRA national chairman Nik Antona said: “Pubs and breweries across the UK have risen to the challenge in the face of unprecedented levels of uncertai...