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Historic pub crowned best in Lunesdale
The Three Mariners in Lancaster has once again been crowned Lunesdale CAMRA’s Pub of the Year. Hailed as the oldest pub in Lancaster, The Three Marine...
Beer brand joins supermarket to fund clean water access project
Brewgooder join forces with Co-op to bring clean water access to one million people
Book review: ‘Seven Stars: Ancient Astronomy and the English Public House’
Seven Stars: Ancient Astronomy and the English Public House by Hugh Kolb Unicorn Publishing (March 2019) £15.00 Reviewed by Dave Pickersgill This copi...
CAMRA welcomes financial boost for rural pubs
The Government is giving rural pubs in England thousands of pounds to deliver community services including Post Office facilities, shops and libraries...
CAMRA name Warrington village hall Club of the Year
The Appleton Thorn Village Hall near Warrington has been named the best in the country in CAMRA’s Club of the Year 2019 awards, one of the most respec...
Motions for debate at CAMRA’s Members’ Weekend, AGM & Conference announced
The Conference Standing Orders and the Motions for debate at CAMRA’s Members’ Weekend, AGM & Conference 2019 have been announced. The Motions will be...
New film records history of Vaux Brewery
In July 1999 a major employer in Sunderland, Vaux Brewery closed. In memory of this event a documentary film is currently in production and is due to...
Are these CAMRA’s youngest beer festival organisers?
Swansea Bay’s Beer & Cider Festival might just boast the youngest festival organisers in CAMRA history. Swansea University students Chris Freestone, 2...
Persistence needed in fight to save pub
Residents of the hamlet of Crays Pond in south Oxfordshire are celebrating a notable victory in their five year campaign to recover their village pub...
Bristol Beer Festival gears up for biggest celebration yet
For its 22nd year, the festival will feature more beers, ciders and perries, plus an extra session
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