Brewing
Allsopp’s capital return
Samuel Allsopp & Sons, creator of the original Burton India Pale Ale, is making a return to London pubs after a 63-year absence. The Allsopp’s beers,...
Chancellor brings little cheer for consumers, pubs or brewers
CAMRA chief executive Tom Stainer said pub-goers face rising prices and pubs need financial support now if they are to survive, following the chancell...
CAMRA podcast returns with national tour
CAMRA’s popular podcast Pubs. Pints. People. will go on tour this year with Season 5 kicking off in Newcastle on 6 April, boasting a new cast of voice...
West country festival returns
It is three years since the Tuckers Maltings Beer Festival has taken place and now its organisers are delighted to announce its return from 21-23 Apri...
Adnams drinkers’ favourite returns
People power has seen Suffolk brewer Adnams to bring back a favourite from the Noughties. Spindrift, orginally released 16 years ago, has been given a...
Campaign urges chancellor to do more for pub industry
CAMRA has written to chancellor Rishi Sunak ahead of the Spring fiscal statement on 22 March, urging government to support pubs, clubs, brewers, and c...
Cask beer a victim of pandemic
Cask beer sales are under serious threat due to huge shift to online sales and at-home drinking, a new report has revealed. The last two years have se...
Pandemic shuts pioneering brewery
The lockdown has forced the closure of a 40-year-old brewery which was in the forefront of the real ale revolution in the 1980s. Wood’s brewery of Wis...
Resist brew to raise money for Ukraine
A special beer called Resist is to be brewed by Farr Brew at Coleman Green, Hertfordshire to raise money for the people of Ukraine. The beer is the re...
Getting your walking boots on
Sunday Times author Nick Hayes has been campaigning for the right to access more of the UK’s countryside and has now joined forces on a collaborative...
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