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PUBlic Affairs round up – MarchÂ
This regular series brings you up-to-date details on the Campaigns and Communications team’s campaigning for pubs, pints and people across Westminster...
No room for complacency
“There’s no room for complacency” – they were the wise words of CAMRA’s national chairman Joe Goodwin when he addressed annual meetings in the 1970s....
New beer aims to kickstart cask ale market
LionHeart arrives on the bar with a roar in time for St George’s Day on 23 April, aiming to revitalise the cask beer market. The newcomer is a well-ba...
Seasonal springs into life
Hook Norton has unveiled its April seasonal cask beer – Spring Light at 3.2 per cent ABV. The brewery said the beer is hazy, zesty, and “effortlessly...
Writer scoops Forbes prize
The Susanna Forbes Outstanding Contribution to Cider Culture Award for 2026 has been won by James Crowden (pictured). The award was renamed in 2024 i...
Pub closures rise
Pub and bar company closures have doubled over the last five years as operators battle rising costs, taxes and changing habits. Nearly 800 pubs and ba...
Branch heads back to its roots
Swale branch members returned to the place where it all began – the Park Tavern in Sittingbourne, Kent – to mark its 50th anniversary. The group first...
European breweries in survival mode
Europe’s independent brewers are showing determination this year despite four in 10 saying survival is their main priority. A new report shows that in...
Threat to life and limb
Many of you will have heard of the London Beer Flood of 1814. At least eight people were killed by a veritable tsunami of beer that was released onto...
CAMRA renews stance on independence
CAMRA chairman Ash Corbett-Collins talked at SIBA's BeerX about CAMRA’s continued commitment to campaign in support of independent brewers over global...
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