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Entente cordi-Ale for Norwich ‘s cask ale celebration

Norfolk and Normandy are linking together to make an ale of two cities as part of this year’s Norwich City of Ale Festival.

National Executive talk about Revitalisation

Members of the National Executive have spoken about why they believe Revitalisation is important and why they want members to approve the changes they...

Arkells former head brewer Don Bracher dies

Don Bracher who was one of Britain’s longest serving head brewers, has died aged 67.

Local pub reopens village shop and bakery

A new village shop and bakery has opened in the Penruddocke Arms, Dinton near Salisbury in South Wiltshire with support from Pub is The Hub.

Arkell’s welcomes royal visitor

Arkell’s Brewery welcomed HRH The Duchess of Cornwall to the brewery to celebrate its 175th anniversary year

Transport for Members’ Weekend, AGM & Conference, University of Warwick

Getting to Coventry and the University of Warwick for CAMRA’s Members’ Weekend, AGM & Conference is easy, but just remember it is not in Warwick!

Local brewers on show at the Great British Beer Festival Winter

Breweries from across East Anglia will be taking centre stage at the Great British Beer Festival Winter 2018, taking place from the 20-24 February in...

Surviving family brewers celebrate their heritage

So much attention is given to the modern craft sector that we forget the enormous contribution made to the enjoyment of good beer by the older family...

Book Review: ‘St Andrews Pubs’

Terry Lock reviews ‘St Andrews Pubs’, by Gregor Stewart – a book revealling the long and unique history behind many of the pubs in the medieval town.

Charity fundraising puts pubs at the heart of thousands of communities

All too often pubs are subject to negative press over binge drinking and general social disorder, PubAid’s job is to remind people what great work tha...


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