CAMRA furloughs half its staff to protect the campaign

The Campaign for Real Ale has decided to furlough nearly half of its staff in order to protect its ability to campaign for as long as possible during...

CAMRA’s on the hunt for beer and cider educators to drive online learning

CAMRA is urgently looking for beer and cider educators to develop a syllabus of educational materials so that beer drinkers and pub-goers can learn mo...

Focusing on the survival of pubs and breweries

The passion and commitment of CAMRA members will help pubs thrive again says Andy Slee The fact you’re reading this means pubs and beer play an import...

PUBS SUPPORTING THEIR COMMUNITIES

As the nation’s pub lockdown ends its second week, pubs across the country continue to step up to help their local communities. Many of them have turn...

National pubcos asked to waive rents

The Pubs Code Adjudicator Paul Newby and deputy Fiona Dickie have called on all the Code pub-owning businesses not currently waiving rent to demonstra...

CAMRA calls on pub owning companies to cancel rent for licensees

CAMRA is reiterating its call for pub owning companies to cancel rents for licensees during this unprecedented period of uncertainty during the COVID-...

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...