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Explore local beers along the North Downs Way with a new “Ale Trail”
(Header Photo Credit:Â Explore Kent) The North Downs Way National Trail, one of only 15 designated National Trails in England and Wales, has teamed up...
Paul Simmons – passionate CAMRA member remembered
Paul Simons aka Rudolph has tragically and unexpectedly died in mid-June aged fifty,
Second pub for CAMRA top pub winner
The team behind a former CAMRA National Pub of the Year winner are hoping to spread the success to a second site.
What’s Brewing/BEER Correction
There are misprints that appear in the August edition of What’s Brewing and the Autumn 2018 edition of BEER magazine. On p.3 of What’s Brewing and pp....
SIBA calls for beer tax changes
The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) has published its proposals for Small Breweries’ Relief (SBR) reform and issued rallying cry for industry ba...
Writing competition open to CAMRA newsletter contributors
The search is on for the best writing about beer and pubs, as the British Guild of Beer Writers opens its annual awards
Birth of the English Trappist ale
History was made in June at the Mount St Bernard Abbey in Leicestershire when monks launched their own ale
Beer sales dip at start of 2018
British beer sales in the first quarter of 2018 were 1.7 per cent down on the same period in 2017
CAMRA is on the hunt for Britain’s best looking pubs
The Campaign for Real Ale is looking for the most stunningly designed pubs to enter its prestigious Pub Design Award, held in conjunction with Histori...
Keg beer producers in a whole lot of bubble as UK runs out of fizz
Real ale could be solution to CO2 shortage
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