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Chris Bruton: influential CAMRA chairman remembered
Chris Bruton, CAMRA’s national chairman for two years in the late 1970s, has died at his home in Ealing, west London, after a long illness, aged 73,...
Book Review: ‘Unusual Pubs by Boot, Bike and Boat’
Terry Lock explores some of Britain’s most unusual pubs in this book by Bob Barton.
Alcohol-free beer to debut at the Great British Beer Festival
The Great British Beer Festival is offering an alcohol-free beer range for the very first time from the Netherlands-based Braxzz Brewery.
CAMRA’s Chief Executive, Tim Page, to leave the organisation
It has been announced today that Tim Page will be leaving CAMRA after three and a half years as Chief Executive.
Call for community pub leaders to join new pub network
A new network is being created to help put more pubs in community hands and it needs community pub leaders to help lead it.
Two of oldest Tyneside pubs get investment
Two historic Tyneside pubs have been given a new lease of life
Becoming a master brewer – brewing at home
Katie Wiles overcomes her apprehension for going into her kitchen and tries her hand at brewing at home
Five Quirky Post-War Pubs Listed
Historic England celebrates great post-war pubs with five new listings at Grade II across the country.
Summer ale trail back on track in Brighton and South Downs
One of Sussex’s most popular Ale Trails is run by the Brighton & South Downs branch and launches on 26 May. It runs to the end of September
Investment will give Stroud Brewery ‘the platform to take business to the next stage’
Organic beer producer, Stroud Brewery, are investing in a new purpose built brewery to cater for their growing needs
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