Brewing
End of an era at Marston's
The taxi taking me to Marston’s head office in Wolverhampton had to manoeuvre round a line of giant trucks at the entrance, all bearing the logo of Ho...
Brewer's dream deal
Dreamland Margate has been one of the UK’s best-loved amusement parks for a century and aims to make it a summer to remember with new beer partner She...
Pubs hit hard as Covid restrictions extended
CAMRA has called for additional financial help for pubs following the government's decision to delay further easing of Covid restrictions in England. ...
Axed Strong Suffolk bounces back
Greene King has axed and then rapidly reinstated its heritage beer Strong Suffolk Ale. The demise of Strong Suffolk was signalled by the brewery’s qua...
Stormont gives green light for taprooms in Northern Ireland
CAMRA’s plan for Northern Ireland’s (NI) breweries and cider makers to run taprooms is given the green light by politicians. The Campaign has welcomed...
Reflections on 50 years of campaigning
CAMRA is releasing 10 more “behind the scenes” insights from key moments in its history, as the organisation continues celebrating its 50th anniversar...
Pubs and brewers urged to back cask beer
CAMRA is backing a brewing industry initiative promoting cask ale. Industry bodies are making a clarion call to pubs, bars, pubcos and breweries for t...
City's month-long pub festival
Missing beer festivals? Then why not head to Norwich for its pub festival. More than 100 pubs and breweries in and around the city will be part of a m...
Women On Tap returns
Beer and arts equality festival, Women On Tap, is preparing for its fifth year. Even last year’s lockdown couldn’t halt the event, which highlights th...
Waste beer powers homes
For many, one of the worst aspects of the lockdown for brewers, pubs and clubs was the sight of good beer being poured down the drain. But Hall and Wo...
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