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Top fest is back and looking for a logo
After two years away from its long-running Halls home, Norwich Beer Festival is back this October and is looking for a logo. The deadline for logo des...
Des de Moor – a man of many words
Des de Moor, who died this month, was a phenomenon. He was a prolific writer about beer and took part in beer judging events in many countries. He del...
Reasons to be cheerful
Speak to the owner of any small, independent brewery and I’ll bet you 50p they’ve got feelings on how tough things are at the moment. Honestly, everyt...
Top supermarket backs Indie Beer campaign
Supermarket chain Waitrose has thrown its weight behind the campaign to promote beer from independent breweries with a new Indie Beer section online a...
Plan your your next festival trip
This year promises some amazing festivals to enjoy. To see all upcoming CAMRA events visit the events webpage. 
Can rescued breweries survive?
A major consolidation in the brewing industry has seen such key players as Black Sheep and Purity saved from administration and possible closure. The...
Hooky doubles up
Hook Norton is set to launch its first seasonal cask ale of the year this week – Double Stout created from the brewery’s original 1898 recipe A blend...
Brewery responds to emergency call
Tring brewery is raising money and awareness for Berkhamsted and District Community First Responders throughout 2026. The Community First Responders (...
Rocking Rudolph delivers sales hike
Greene King (above) has unveiled its Fresh Cask Releases calendar for 2026. Continuing its commitment to championing cask beer, Greene King’s line-up...
Brewer aims for perfect match
2026 is a big year for English sport, with the men’s rugby team looking strong for the Six Nations in February and the men’s football team hoping for...
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