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Are we indifferent to our brewing heritage?
Great brewing nations celebrate the contribution beer makes to their history and heritage with museums that allow the public to appreciate that to the...
CAMRA urges candidates’ support for pubs, pints and consumer rights
CAMRA is making its mark in the 2024 General Election with the launch of its manifesto and e-lobby campaign. The Campaign is calling on its members to...
Family brewers’ anniversary collaboration brew
Manchester-based Joseph Holt has joined forces with fellow family brewers Everards and Hook Norton – which are also celebrating 175 years in business...
Companies back Pride Month
Stonegate Group, the UK’s largest operator of LGBTQIA+ venues, is launching its Serving With Pride campaign to coincide with this month’s Pride Month....
Campaigners save last pub in the village
A community group in Helpston, near Peterborough, is the first to receive a capital grant in a programme being run by Plunkett UK in partnership with...
Multiple pub sales spark fears
The churn of pubs continues with the sale of two tranches of pubs by national companies, raising fears for consumer choice and the future of some tena...
Ask the expert – what is the most well-known mild outside the UK?
No mild has reached great prominence largely because the style is hard to categorise. Â Unlike porter, stout, pale ale, double brown, barley wine and...
The potent artistry of beer
I felt real excitement when Pillars brewery released their Vienna Lager in collaboration with the William Morris Gallery. Morris’ Wandle design adorns...
Fishers lands community café
A new community café has opened at a north Northumberland pub aiming to bring people and groups together to help combat loneliness and isolation. The...
Progress to beer gender equality stalls
New research has shown fewer women think beer is for them compared to five years ago. The Gender Pint Gap: Revisited by UK women in beer campaigning o...
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