Brewing
Budget brings cold comfort for pubs and brewers
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Budget offers little cheer for pubs, brewers and pub-goers. CAMRA chief executive Tom Stainer said: “The UK’s world-re...
Pubs close and slash hours as energy costs rise
One in three pubs and restaurants have slashed opening hours as they attempt to cut back on energy costs according to a government survey. The Busines...
Pros to judge new home brew prize
Home brewers can now compete in the SIBA National Homebrew Beer Awards – a new annual competition and have the chance to see their beer professionally...
Campaign attacks brewery sale
CAMRA has condemned Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company’s (CMBC) decision to sell the former Charles Wells Eagle brewery in Bedford to Spanish brewer...
Peter Laws – a tribute
It was with sadness that West Cumbria branch has learned of the passing of Peter Laws, former head brewer at Jennings, Cockermouth and one of the gian...
Victory from the jaws of defeat?
It can be hard to feel positive about the UK sometimes. Prime ministers barely outlast the gestation of a ferret. The cost of, well, everything is spi...
Top guide’s star turn
As CAMRA marks the publication of the 50th edition of the Good Beer Guide, the Campaign has urged brewers and pub operators to use “the carrot, not th...
CAMRA chairman invites PM to the pub
CAMRA’s national chairman Nik Antona (pictured) said: “I’d like to offer my congratulations to Rishi Sunak on behalf of CAMRA and our 160,000 members....
US craft beer celebration returns
Beer festivals around the world come in many iterations but none push the borders of innovation and discovery quite like the Great American Craft Beer...
Drinkers back cask as the green choice at the bar
CAMRA is urging pub-goers to use the latest Good Beer Guide to find the best pubs serving cask beer as new research shows consumers view traditional r...
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