East Anglia
Norwich and Norfolk branch names its top pubs
A fat cat, a lurcher and a white lion have picked up the top awards in Norwich and Norfolk branch’s pub awards.
Adnams plans to profit from end of three year investment programme
Profits might have dipped but beer volumes are frothing at Adnams. The Suffolk brewer reports 2017 was a year of transformation as a three year projec...
Another free pub heritage guide available!
Following on from the huge success of a free guide to the heritage pubs of Sheffield, CAMRA has launched another free e-book, this time detailing heri...
Charles Wells unveils plans for new brewery
Family brewer Charles Wells has revealed a move to a new site on the outskirts of its home town, Bedford.
Ripper takes Winter Crown for second time
Ripper from Green Jack brewery has won CAMRA’s prestigious Champion Winter Beer of Britain 2018 award for the second time, on the opening day of the G...
Entente cordi-Ale for Norwich ‘s cask ale celebration
Norfolk and Normandy are linking together to make an ale of two cities as part of this year’s Norwich City of Ale Festival.
Local brewers on show at the Great British Beer Festival Winter
Breweries from across East Anglia will be taking centre stage at the Great British Beer Festival Winter 2018, taking place from the 20-24 February in...
North Herts branch uses festival to campaign for much loved community pub
North Herts branch is combining a local pub campaign with the Stevenage Beer Festival.
Molson Coors buys Suffolk cider maker
Aspall, the cider brand founded in Suffolk in 1728, is the latest drinks producer to be bought by an international company.
Question of taste is key
With more than 1,700 real ale breweries on stream in the UK, the task for CAMRA’s tasting panels has grown
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