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Record-breaking Steel City fest
The Sheffield Beer Festival (SCBF48) raised a whopping £2,700 for Weston Park Cancer Charity (WPCC) – a remarkable donation rate of £1.20 a minute. Th...
Three Acres grows brewing team
A Sussex brewery is taking on new staff in an effort to keep up with rising demand for its ales. Ed Stubbs (pictured) has joined Three Acre brewery, n...
Keep your eyes on the Prize
The launch of a new edition of Dark Star’s Prize Old Ale (9 per cent) cements a potent link with a family of English beers known as stock ales that da...
Hidden gems and destination pubs
I think we’re all old enough and wise enough to see that the government’s promised penny off a pint in the latest Budget is quite the insult to our in...
Collab beers to star at Pub of the Year presentation
The Bailey Head pub in Oswestry, one of the four finalists in CAMRA’s National Pub of the Year competition, has brewed three collaboration beers with...
Pub gardens escape smoking ban
The Campaign has welcomed the news Labour is dropping plans to ban smoking in pub beer gardens as part of its Tobacco and Vapes Bill legislation. CAMR...
New research aims to protect British hop farming
Asahi UK and the Worshipful Company of Brewers have teamed up with the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) and the University of Warwick to fund two P...
New release for Old Ale
Asahi-owned Dark Star Brewing has announced the return of Prize Old Ale – a rare gem and one of the last remaining examples of its style. The strong,...
Sound support for community hub
The White Cross Inn in Grosewen, near Caerphilly, which supports its community by running a variety of events to tackle social isolation, has been giv...
The door’s ajar at the Last Chance Saloon
The grim spectre of Covid still has its bony hand on our shoulders. The impact of the pandemic and the lockdowns that followed delivered shocking blow...
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