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Treasury seeks information on Small Breweries Relief
Robert Jenrick, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, writing for What’s Brewing, wants CAMRA members to encourage brewers to complete the questionnair...
‘Pooch and Munch’ initiative teams ‘National Walk Your Dog Day’ with local pubs
The Great Dog Walk Together initiative are spearheading a new project in time for National Walk Your Dog Day on Friday, 22 February. The project, aptl...
The Campaign is stronger together
In the latest of our columns by CAMRA directors, Ash Corbett-Collins reflects on his experiences of being on the National Executive for nearly 12 mont...
Demand for quality cask ale continues to grow
Demand for its cask beer is stronger and greater than ever, says the Thornbridge Brewery.
Chris Stringer 1959 -2019
It was with great sadness that we learned of the sudden death of Chris Stringer in January
Treasury confirms beer tax freeze as CAMRA calls for reform
The chancellor has confirmed it has frozen taxes on beer, cider and spirits for another year – a move announced in last year’s Budget
Cask Beer – in crisis or out of fashion?
CAMRA member, brewer and professional drinker John Keeling has been involved in the brewing of cask beer for 46 years, many of them as head brewer at...
CAMRA raises concerns as Fuller’s sells beer business to Asahi in £250m deal
CAMRA raises concerns as Fuller’s sells beer business to Asahi in £250m deal
Community owned pubs thrive and prosper
Pubs owned as community businesses are continuing to thrive where private enterprise has failed, asserts the Plunkett Foundation.
Younger drinkers give low alcohol a try
Low alcohol beer is here to stay, according to a new report. There has been an explosion in popularity of low and no alcohol alternatives as a way to...
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