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CAMRA urges ‘extreme caution’ over government pub warnings
restrictions delivered without financial support. CAMRA national chairman Nik Antona said: “The UK government needs to understand the severity of the...
Fight to save ‘national treasure’
CAMRA members in St Albans are leading a campaign to save a pub described as “a national treasure” as the first branch of the Campaign was formed ther...
Damaging social distancing returns to Scotland
Scotland returns to social distancing in pubs and restaurants as the Scottish government makes £100m available to help businesses, including hospitali...
Hunt on for UK’s hardest-working casks
CAMRA is looking for the UK’s longest-serving casks as part of its campaign to highlight ways for consumers to drink greener. Cask beer is one of the...
Pub campaigners overturn planning permission
Planning permission to turn a Bristol pub into flats was unanimously refused by councillors almost a year since it was first granted, writes Chris Fau...
Obsessive pub visitor turned eccentricity into an art form
Stuart Ashby died in November after contracting Covid. His name may not mean much to many, but Stuart visited close to 21,000 pubs all from the Good B...
Micropub is Oldham’s market leader
A microbar inside Tommyfield Market Hall has defied the problems of the pandemic and beaten the best pubs in the region to be judged Greater Mancheste...
MSP scoops top CAMRA award
Labour MSP for West Scotland Neil Bibby has been presented with CAMRA’s prestigious Parliamentary Achievement Award. The award is presented to the par...
Planned Pubs Code changes need to go further
CAMRA has welcomed changes to the Pubs Code, but says it will still not work properly. Government has proposed changes that include streamlining the m...
Great British Beer Festival Winter cancelled as organisers reimagine plans
The Great British Beer Festival Winter (GBBFW), which was due to take place in Birmingham 9-12 February 2022, has been cancelled. Due to concerns from...
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