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CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update – February
CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the country. For further news see the Pub...
St Patrick’s Day Irish stew with Titanic Stout
Will you be celebrating St Patrick’s Day with a couple of pints of stout and a hearty bowl of Irish stew? A couple of hundred years ago Beamish was by...
Digital breweries
It’s easier than ever before to connect with the people who make our beer thanks to the internet. It’s a way for breweries to tell us their stories, t...
CAMRA condemns Meantime closure
Japanese owner Asahi has announced that the Meantime brewery is to be moved out of Greenwich and be based in west London. Production of Meantime beer...
Post budget hangover for pubs
CAMRA believes the government missed an opportunity in the Budget to show real support for pubs by not cutting the tax on draught beer and cider. Howe...
A little bit of South London in Yorkshire
A cash-rich London investment company has bought four breweries, closed two of them and aims to go on a spending spree to buy more. The Breal Group, w...
Cromwell joins Hooky team
In its 175th anniversary year, Hook Norton brewery in Oxfordshire has welcomed a young shire horse to its working team. The brewery is one of only thr...
New brewer for Wherry
Norfolk’s largest cask ale brewery has a new head brewer for its award-winning range of beers. Aaron Taubman has taken on the brewhouse paddles at Woo...
Double Vision helps seeing dogs charity
Hatched over a chat in the Brunswick in Derby, a partnership between Seeing Dogs Alliance (SDA) chairman Liam Flynn and the pub and brewery’s James Sa...
New beer aims to get people talking about mental health
Moorhouse’s brewery and Burnley-based mental health organisation Six Connections have united to launch Ask Twice, a beer designed to encourage convers...
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