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Dray horses return to Vaux site
Brewerâs dray horses are back outside the former Vaux brewery in Sunderland city centre thanks to local artist Ray Lonsdale. The metal sculpture, whic...
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...
Celebrating the fight against climate change
CAMRA is launching a new Drink Greener scheme to celebrate environmental breakthroughs in the beer and pub industry. The Campaign will be highlighting...
Cask beer brewers should avoid CO2 shortages
Breweries producing bottled, canned and keg beers face disruption if they are hit by shortages of carbon dioxide, but cask ale producers should be spa...
Going the extra ml
Misleading consumers is a serious matter, but thatâs what I believe brewers are doing with their on pack measurements. Not that they are short changin...
Wetherspoon âcan't compete with supermarkets on taxâ
Pubco JD Wetherspoons rails at  the ending of temporary cut in VAT on food as pubs prepare for non-lock down trading. The chancellor reduced VAT on fo...
CAMRA welcomes return of the authentic pub experience in England
Face masks will no longer be legally required and distancing rules will be scrapped at the final stage of England's Covid lockdown roadmap, Boris John...
Two Pints starâs brewery tour
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps actor Will Mellor has thrown his weight behind a campaign to recognise the importance of Manchesterâs herita...
BrewDog's sour taste
It was all going to be so refreshingly different â a brewery turning its back on âindustrial lagers and stuffy alesâ and offering bright new beers for...
Axed Strong Suffolk bounces back
Greene King has axed and then rapidly reinstated its heritage beer Strong Suffolk Ale. The demise of Strong Suffolk was signalled by the breweryâs qua...
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