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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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Plan your next festival trip by viewing the list below. To see all upcoming CAMRA events, visit https://events.camra.org.uk/
David and Goliath court clash over iconic Manchester pub
The fight to secure the future of one of Britain’s most treasured pubs is set for a David and Goliath-style court showdown on 17 June. Leaseholders of...
King’s charity supports rural locals
King Charles has shown his commitment to rural pubs with an undisclosed donation to Pub is The Hub – the scheme he founded in 2001. Over the past 23 y...
Ask the expert – why isn’t mild promoted as naturally lower in alcohol?
The term mild originally applied to beers that were not kept in oak for very long and thus lacked the traditional lactic acid tang of an aged beer. By...
Norfolk brewer turns author
David Holliday, who co-owns Moon Gazer Ales, in Hindringham, has added writing to his brewing skills as he launches a new illustrated book which celeb...
More than two thirds of UK beer is served short
New research published today by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has found 70 per cent of beer and wine is short measured. The nationa...
High street pubs need more protection from developers
CAMRA has said the government’s impending High Street Rental Auctions plan “will lessen opportunities for pubs”. The plan was was first broached back...
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