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Thinking Drinkers set out to save the pub
Comedy duo the Thinking Drinkers are throwing their support behind the beleaguered hospitality sector with the launch of a new show celebrating the pl...
Brewers unite in Tripel Alliance
A pre-Covid meeting between three brewers that spawned the desire to create a collaborative beer will finally come to fruition at a two-day festival a...
Cask beer remains city favourite
New Norwich & District branch figures reveal a vibrant cask beer and pub scene in its area, but also found pre-Covid levels have yet to be matched. Th...
County pub trail returns after five year break
CAMRA's Somerset Pub Trail is back this month with 50 pubs on the map. The pub trail, now in its 18th year, has been revived by the county’s CAMRA bra...
CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update – June
CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the country. For further news, see the Pu...
Real ale could do with a little democracy
There are more than 1,800 breweries in the UK, but the beer we actually see on tap in most of our local pubs and on supermarket shelves provides a dam...
CAMRA condemns flogging off of UK’s cask brewing assets
The Campaign has attacked the UK’s largest cask beer producer’s decision to sell its brewing operations to a global brewer. CAMRA said it is fearful a...
CAMRA calls for urgent action to save pubs
CAMRA is urging the minister for Housing and Communities to ensure community groups’ efforts to save pubs won’t be wasted. The Campaign has written to...
Record-breaking Mild Magic
The Mild Magic Ale Trail, organised by Stockport CAMRA, in conjunction with the High Peak and Macclesfield & East Cheshire branches, has been smashing...
End of an era as Marston’s quits brewing
Marston’s has sold its 40 per cent stake in a brewing joint venture with Carlsberg for £206m. The group, which has its headquarters in Wolverhampton,...
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