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CAMRA, the heart of education in beer, cider and perry
Playing an educational role has been central to CAMRA since the beginning. Without CAMRAâs efforts over the past 47 years, it is arguable that the dri...
Pubs â changing or dying
The impact of boarded up pubs and the impact on rural village life is examined by Ignazio Cabras (pictured right) Â The number of pubs in the UK has f...
40 YEARS, TWO FESTIVALS, ONE LOVE OF BEER
A tale of two festivals: Lotte Peplow (pictured centre above) shares her experience of the worldâs two greatest beer festivals.
Chill wind for cask ale sales
Cask ales might be revered but sales are declining says Matt Eley âCoolâ, whichever meaning you apply to it, is not a word that tends to be associated...
Bed and breakfast could be the saviour of local pubs
Successful pubs will be those offering accommodation writes Cask Marque director Paul Nunny
Crowdfunding: great fun for investors or fundamentally dangerous?
Martyn Cornell says crowdfunding investors can make money but best to do it sober.
Beer â itâs all a matter of style
Bob Pease explains the processes and thinking behind the US Brewers Associationâs beer style guidelines.
How CAMRA made Belgian beer culture the best
For its creator Tim Webb, the 8th edition of CAMRAâs Good Beer Guide Belgium marks the end of a project that took Belgian beer from obscurity to globa...
Well run pubs are a vital community asset
Former publican and now politician MP Drew Hendry calls on people to celebrate pubs as the hearts of communities
Charity fundraising puts pubs at the heart of thousands of communities
All too often pubs are subject to negative press over binge drinking and general social disorder, PubAidâs job is to remind people what great work tha...
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