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Spreading the word – Marmite
Love it or loathe it, Marmite is a quintessentially British foodstuff wholly dependent upon the production of beer, but how did it come about? Marmite...
CAMRA, brewers and pubs push for tax cut
CAMRA has joined forces with brewers and pub operators calling for a lower tax burden on beer and pubs. In an open letter to the chancellor, the One V...
Haggis beer for Burns night
A haggis-flavoured beer was created to celebrate Burns night Flavourly partnered with Scotland's most popular haggis maker Macsween, to produce the li...
Brewer puts 100 pubs up for sale
One of the most significant features of the pub industry since the lockdown is the interest corporate property investors are taking in UK pubs. Brains...
Robinsons to leave its historic site
Robinsons brewery has announced plans to relocate from its Stockport brewing site and head office of almost 200 years to its packaging centre in Bredb...
Brewer’s extended fundraising pays off
Brewer and pub owner Shepherd Neame has raised more than ÂŁ35,000 for its charity of the year, the Royal British Legion Industries (RBLI). Sheps chose...
Doom Bar heads cask beer top 10
Sharp’s Doom Bar is the country’s best-selling cask ale by value and volume according to industry figures published in online trade paper Morning Adve...
Brewery’s new Kampus flagship
Manchester brewery Cloudwater is the latest independent business to set its sights on the Kampus garden neighbourhood, with plans for a new flagship v...
West Berks brewery sells to landlord
After months of rumours, West Berkshire brewery (WBB) has been sold to its landlord Yattendon Estates. Speculation over the future of the brewery has...
Dray horses return to Vaux site
Brewer’s dray horses are back outside the former Vaux brewery in Sunderland city centre thanks to local artist Ray Lonsdale. The metal sculpture, whic...
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