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Brilliant start for PM
Following Andy Burnham’s decision to cut business rates for pubs in England, CAMRA chairman Ash Corbett-Collins (pictured) said: “This is a brilliant...
Council cuts pubs’ rates bills
There’s good news on tap for South Oxfordshire’s pubs after the district council approved a one-off, top-up rates relief scheme for 2026/27. The disc...
New brewery debuts at city fest
The first beers from new West Midlands brewer, Springbanks, will be launched at the Wolverhampton Summer Festival of Beer and Cider tomorrow, celebrat...
MP tells CAMRA she’s backing campaign to protect pubs
MP Jess Brown-Fuller (pictured front right) met members of CAMRA’s Western Sussex branch at the Bell Inn, Chichester, to discuss the pressures facing...
What can we expect from new PM?
With a new prime minister in Downing Street this week, we take a look at who the key players are for beer, pubs and consumers and what we know so far...
Women in Beer Awards nominations open
After a successful first edition, the Women in Beer Awards are back and are now open to submissions. With more than 280 nominations in 2025, the award...
How brewing is meeting the climate challenge
I’ve been tracking how breweries are making themselves more sustainable for five years. In 2021, it was already pretty standard for brewers to send th...
VAT’s brewing
A coalition of hospitality leaders has launched a campaign to reduce the VAT threshold for their sector from 20 per cent to 10. The VAT’s the Problem...
No-and-low beer sales hit new high
New analysis from the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) predicts more than 64m pints of no-and-low beer will be sold this summer, eight million...
Pub tenant satisfaction drops
The latest Pubs Code Adjudicator (PCA) for England and Wales annual survey has revealed tenants are less satisfied with their pub companies dropping f...
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