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Women in brewing focus for latest CAMRA podcast
The popular CAMRA podcast Pubs. Pints. People. continues its sixth season with Women in the brewhouse, an episode that shines a light on the key roles...
Scotland’s deposit scheme delayed
Scotland's first minister has stepped in to the row over the country’s controversial deposit return scheme (DRS) and delayed its launch until March ne...
New home for brewing archive
A new museum to showcase the history of brewing in Burton-upon-Trent could be open by 2025. It would replace the National Brewery Centre in the town w...
Breweries invited to sign up for Women On Tap showcase
WOTFEST Seven will take place this May and the Women On Tap team is asking UK breweries to celebrate the women in their workforce. In the run up to th...
Brewer begins strategic review
Black Sheep, the North Yorkshire brewery and pub operator has appointed financial adviser Teneo to conduct a business review, including the possible s...
Hogs’ MajesTEA returns for coronation
Hogs Back brewery is inviting beer drinkers to toast the coronation of King Charles with a pint of MajesTEA. Originally brewed for the Platinum Jubile...
WOTFest returns
WOTFest, a beer and arts festival dedicated to promoting equality and diversity in the brewing industry, will take place from 24-28 May across Harroga...
Canned first for Timothy Taylor
Brewer Timothy Taylor’s latest cask beer is its first to be put into a can. The brewer, a winner of four CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain awards, says t...
How much for Sheps?
Faversham’s dream of seeing itself immortalised on its very own Monopoly board is set to pass Go, with Britain’s oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame, joinin...
Brewery numbers are holding on
UK brewery numbers remain “relatively stable” despite industry challenges, though Scotland has recorded a small decline, new industry figures reveal....
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