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Closed brewery’s past celebrated
A brewery in operation for close to 200 years had a display dedicated to it by West Cumbria branch. Closed last November, Jennings brewery in Cockermo...
Podcast explores Try or Dry January debate
The popular CAMRA podcast Pubs. Pints. People. has returned in 2023 with an episode featuring new beer resolutions, which highlights the impact that c...
Don’t miss CAMRA’s winter beer extravaganza
There’s less than four weeks to go to the start of CAMRA’s Great British Beer Festival Winter, taking place in the spiritual home of the brewing indus...
CAMRA calls for permanent bus ticket cap
Pub-goers across England are encouraged to make use of the current ÂŁ2 bus fare cap when they visit a pub. The government aims to help passengers outsi...
Brewpub named Campaign’s best local
A small microbrewery in a 16th-century shop within the shadow of Tamworth’s Norman castle has has scooped CAMRA’s prestigious National Pub of the Year...
Thousands of pubs at risk after energy help cuts
The government has confirmed the next stage of the Energy Bill Relief Scheme for businesses is being allocated ÂŁ5.5bn over a year, compared with the o...
Long-running festival returns to boost mayor’s appeal
As it clocks up an remarkable 33 years the Oldham Beer and Cider Festival is set to roll into town for two days before Easter. Organised by CAMRA Roch...
Three decades in top guide celebrated
The Halfway House is to get a special award from Somerset CAMRA branch to recognise the impressive achievement of being listed in the Good Beer Guide ...
Top prize for rescued Horseshoes
The fight to safeguard the Three Horseshoes in the remote village of Helions Bumpstead, Essex, has taken the as runner-up prize in the Campaign’s Pub...
Battle for historic local scoops Pub Saving Award
Efforts to safeguard the future of the Plough Inn in Longparish, Hampshire, which dates back to 1721, have taken CAMRA’s top Pub Saving Award. When th...
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