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Best pub designs revealed
CAMRA has unveiled the winners of its 2020 Pub Design Awards, which aim to recognise the most impressive architecture, design and conservation in Brit...
Cask beer is on the up
Pardon my alliteration, but real ale is remarkably resilient. During lockdowns and pub closures, there were concerns that cask beer was heading for th...
PUBlic Affairs round up July 2021
In a regular series for WB Online, the CAMRA Campaigns Team shares the work that has been going on across Westminster, the devolved parliaments and lo...
Inside the inquiry into pubs and the pandemic
As some people may know, the CAMRA Campaigns Team is now providing secretariat services to the All-Party Parliamentary Pub Group in Westminster. This...
End of an era at Marston's
The taxi taking me to Marston’s head office in Wolverhampton had to manoeuvre round a line of giant trucks at the entrance, all bearing the logo of Ho...
Reflections on 50 years of campaigning
CAMRA is releasing 10 more “behind the scenes” insights from key moments in its history, as the organisation continues celebrating its 50th anniversar...
PUBlic Affairs update May 2021
In the first of a regular series, CAMRA's Campaigns Team shares the work being done across Westminster, devolved parliaments and local government in s...
Champion Beer of Britain – How it works and why members should be voting
The Champion Beer of Britain (CBoB) competition is one of CAMRA’s flagship awards, and breweries who win CBoB awards consider these awards to be most...
The Long Read – From Burton to the British Raj.
Nigel Tarn investigates why Burton became Britain’s capital of brewing in our Long Read series, exclusive to the online version of What’s Brewing
The Long Read – protecting special pubs
In the first of our “long reads” Nigel Tarn discusses how pubs with particular cultural, societal or historic interest can survive and thrive
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