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Festival organisers switch focus
Sunderland branch is exploring supporting pub-based beer festivals rather than run its own event this year. The branch felt it was more important to s...
Problem drinking? Brits are actually quite moderate drinkers
As regular as a red London bus, another report has come trundling along about “problem drinking”. It repeats the media mantra that the Brits consume t...
CAMRA update on Life Membership
Following legal advice, the National Executive has reversed its decision to remove Life Membership and replace it with a 10-year-membership. CAMRA’s...
Young's tenanted pubs up for sale
Pub group Young & Co has planted for sale signs outside its tenanted pubs, many in prime London locations. In a statement to the London Stock Exchange...
Waste beer powers homes
For many, one of the worst aspects of the lockdown for brewers, pubs and clubs was the sight of good beer being poured down the drain. But Hall and Wo...
Lockdown heroes recognised
Two pubs which went the extra mile during Covid-19 lockdowns have had their efforts recognised by CAMRA's Sunderland and South Tyneside branch. The br...
New use for spent grain
US scientists have found a new way to treat brewer’s spent grain and use it to create new sources of protein. The researchers presented their results...
Research highlights pubs' key lockdown role
Rural and urban pubs were key providers of services to their communities during the first lockdown. The social value of community pubs providing local...
From pop-up bar to pub tenants
When Katy Appleby and Di Humphrey opened a pop-up pub in the middle of a global pandemic last July, people thought they were slightly unhinged. Little...
Glasgow pubs hit by reopening delay
Cask ale bought by Glasgow pubs in anticipation of lockdown rules being eased may have to be thrown away before the city’s pubs can open their doors f...
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