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Cornwall mourns Driftwood brewer
Award-winning brewer Peter Martin of the Driftwood Spars Brewery, St Agnes, passed away after a brief illness on 10 January writes Steve Willmott. Not...
The Stag’s new cafe serves up its sustainable credentials
A new cafe at the Stag pub at Maidwell in Northants is serving up hot drinks, tasty snacks and meals for its local community and visitors with a susta...
Cask a suitable case for treatment
Cask is in serious trouble. As an avid cask fan, lifelong CAMRA member and chief exec of the Society of Independent Brewers it brings me great pain to...
Rates relief for Welsh pubs
CAMRA welcomed the Welsh government’s decision to continue to help high-street businesses, including pubs, with the cost of business rates.
CAMRA’s new push to tackle loneliness
CAMRA has launched a campaign to promote the important role pubs play in tackling loneliness and social isolation, such as offering free dinners for t...
Olde Cross campaigners scoop Pub Saving Award
VILLAGERS who saved a pub in Ryton and made it the first community pub in the Tyne Valley have received a Campaign national award for their efforts.
Proposed Changes to Articles of Association following the Governance Review
It is intended that CAMRA members will be asked at the AGM in April to approve changes to the organisation’s Articles of Association to strengthen the...
Greene King moves to halt fears over XX Mild’s future
GREENE King has denied rumours its awardwinning mild is being dropped from its all-year -round portfolio of beers.
Latest progress on motions from Dundee
Catch up on the latest progress on motions from 2019’s Members’ Weekend.
Mighty stout takes bottled beer crown
A RUSSIAN imperial stout, a golden ale and a hoppy IPA have been named as CAMRA’s top three bottled beers.
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