East Anglia
Warm up this February at the Great British Beer Festival Winter
Your guide to the last Great British Beer Festival Winter to be hosted in Norwich.
Hard work and dedication see threatened pub become a thriving community favourite
Peterborough branch member Mike Lane describes a decade long battle to prevent the closure and demolition of the Ploughman in Werrington, Peterborough...
10 things to do in Norwich during your visit to the Great British Beer Festival Winter
Tempted to visit the Great British Beer Festival Winter in Norwich this February? Check out our list of attractions and things to do in the area.
CAMRA names the top four pubs in the country
The Cricketers Arms in St Helens (top left), Volunteer Arms (Staggs) in Musselburgh (top right), the Wonston Arms in Wonston (bottom left) and the Che...
Record Year for East Anglian beer and cider festival
West Suffolk branch, organiser of the East Anglian Beer and Cider Festival in Bury St Edmund, says this year’s was the best yet.
Chris Pollard – coach and driver
Many people help out or pop along but few get to make a difference. Still fewer get to make that difference largely unrecognized. Chris Pollard, bet...
First Forum for Beer Cities aims to boost Britain’s Beer Tourism
Aiming to tap into new opportunities around beer tourism is the first Beer Cities’ Forum, taking place 8-9 October in Norwich, Britain’s first Beer Ci...
Suffolk village to get its pub back
The campaign to save a Suffolk village pub steps closer to success
Campaigners to build their own community pub
The villagers of Grafham, Cambridgeshire have a community shop, a community bus and finally they are going to get their own pub.
Five Quirky Post-War Pubs Listed
Historic England celebrates great post-war pubs with five new listings at Grade II across the country.
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