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Members’ Weekend, AGM and Conference round up
CAMRA’s Members’ Weekend, AGM and Conference took place in Dundee last weekend. Full details of award winners and how the motions fared are below.
Iron Duke saved but not as a pub
Ambitious plans have been announced for the second stage of regeneration at a derelict Great Yarmouth pub famed for its art deco architecture. The gro...
Brewery numbers in decline
New figures show the UK brewing industry post 38 net closure rate across the UK, with all regions either seeing a reduction in the overall number or r...
CAMRA urges minister to act over misleading Fresh Ale
CAMRA has written to business secretary Kemi Badenoch urging her to step in to stop Carlsberg Marston’s Fresh Ale handpump hijack. In the letter, the...
Campaign welcomes bottle deposit scheme
A UK-wide deposit return scheme has been welcomed by CAMRA as a way to protect a good choice of beer and cider. The UK and devolved governments have a...
New world for troubled Mondo
Brewing industry veteran Rupert Thompson has agreed an investment deal with Mondo, which secures the future of its brands, as well as its brewery and...
Desi Pubs hits the big screen at Members’ Weekend
Desi: A Pub Story, a documentary film directed by Zaki Solosho made for CAMRA’s Learn & Discover platform, will make its debut at CAMRA’s Members’ Wee...
CAMRA backs legislation to stop another Crooked House scandal
CAMRA is urging the government to throw its support behind a new law calling for better protection for community pubs in the wake of the Crooked House...
Push to enhance Local Inventory Project
The CAMRA National Pub Heritage Group (PHG) is encouraging branches to develop lists of pub and club interiors that retain elements of historic intere...
New cash for ’super-hop’
Scientists at Wye Hops and the University of Kent have been given more than £1m to develop a “super-hop”, a genetically engineered variety with the ab...
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