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Campaigners slam ruling to demolish pub
1695 The Plough opens as a public house 1897 Tennant Brothers acquire the lease to the Plough and the adjacent sports ground 1929...
Brewery celebrates gold award
Durham brewery has been presented with its CAMRA Gold Award in recognition of 27 award-winning years producing top-quality real ale. It is one of only...
Historic local demolished without permission
Without planning permission, the Royal Oak (Mosborough, Sheffield), was recently demolished. The owners, Bar 24 Ltd., have now applied for retrospecti...
South Shields pub’s golden celebration
The Steamboat in South Shields is celebrating after being the only pub in the North-East to make CAMRA’s Golden 50 list, which recognises people. grou...
Join up and help get everyone back to the pub
CAMRA is urging beer-lovers and pub-goers to join the campaign and help the pub and brewing industry recover from lockdown. The Campaign has been fig...
Summer EBCU round up
As part of the Way Forward 2020 and Beyond programme, one of the recent European Beer Consumers Union (EBCU) initiatives is the introduction of a seri...
New Learn & Discover series explores pubs' key role in LGBTQ+ lives
CAMRA’s Learn & Discover platform is marking Pride Month with a new three-part audio series exploring the centrality of pubs to LGBTQ+ lives. The audi...
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...
Lockdown heroes recognised
Two pubs which went the extra mile during Covid-19 lockdowns have had their efforts recognised by CAMRA's Sunderland and South Tyneside branch. The br...
New book reflects on the last two decades of the British beer scene
The British beer scene has changed dramatically over the last 20 years and its story is celebrated in a new CAMRA title. Modern British Beer, written...
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