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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
Hampshire pub campaigners announce fundraising festival
‘Red-Fest’ will raise funds to buy the community pub
Book review: ‘The Cider Insider’
Susanna Forbes hand-picks 100 of the world’s best craft ciders – and perries – that are worth seeking out and drinking now.
Hackney Nursing Home looking for pub furniture to recreate authentic pub experience within residential homes
Organisers at the Dementia Friendly Communities programme in Hackney are calling on local pubs to donate secondhand furniture and equipment, to recrea...
Book Review: ‘A Natural History of Beer’
A Natural History of Beer by Rob DeSalle and Ian Tattersal £20 Yale University Press (April 2019) Reviewed by Ken Paul Drawing from such diverse subje...
Social media guidelines, recycling and registering for Members’ Weekend.
Life on the national executive (NE) continues to be busy, and will become increasingly so now I am a full member of the Awards Review Group and Chair...
Sheps new image for cask ales
The county’s oldest brewery is releasing a range of new cask ales to participating pubs.
Stroud’s organic growth goes from strength to strength
The organic brewery has opened the doors of its new £1.9millon brewhouse
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