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Women in Beer Awards nominations open
After a successful first edition, the Women in Beer Awards are back and are now open to submissions. With more than 280 nominations in 2025, the award...
How brewing is meeting the climate challenge
I’ve been tracking how breweries are making themselves more sustainable for five years. In 2021, it was already pretty standard for brewers to send th...
No-and-low beer sales hit new high
New analysis from the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) predicts more than 64m pints of no-and-low beer will be sold this summer, eight million...
Brewing enigma dies
The death of Humphrey Smith at the age of 81 sees the passing of the controversial owner of Samuel Smith’s brewery in Tadcaster, North Yorkshire. He l...
Troubled beer giant gets ÂŁ50m boost
The new owner of Scottish beer giant BrewDog has spent more than ÂŁ50m in a bid to stabilise the floundering company. Tilray Brands chief executive Irw...
Brewers back CAMRA’s call for competition probe
CAMRA’s call for the competition watchdog to probe the dominance of big brewers has been backed by the country’s smaller producers. The Campaign’s Bee...
Cumbrian homecoming
Jennings brewery is back yam – that’s Cumbrian dialect for back home. The last weekend in June saw Jenningsfest, a celebration that marked the rescue...
Brewer back on right track with second micropub
An East Sussex brewery started by three school friends has its sights on a second micropub after hitting delays with the first. Three Acre brewery was...
Brewer takes pride in charity push
To celebrate 150 years of Sheffield Children’s Hospital, its charity is embarking on its biggest-ever fundraising campaign by presenting the UK’s most...
Brewer backs road race anniversary
Hook Norton is supporting the 40th anniversary of the Hooky Six Mile Road Race on Saturday 2 August. First held in 1986 by a handful of pioneering mem...
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