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The longer the lockdown the worse it is for community pubs
The longer we have to live with disruptive social measures on people’s movement the worse will be the impact on pubs. The UK’s most senior medic Chris...
UK pubs at risk of permanent closure
Thousands of UK pubs will disappear without bailout, brewing industry warns. Thousands of pubs will close for good unless a brewing trade association...
MPs tell government it must recognise pubs’ vital social role
CAMRA has welcomed a new report, published by an influential group of MPs, calling on the government to recognise pubs’ role in boosting Britain’s ec...
Treasury refuses to cancel beer duty collection
The Chancellor has resisted calls by CAMRA and Britain’s brewers to cancel March’s collection of beer duty Campaigners were calling on the Chancellor...
Bid to get candidates to back our beer and pubs manifesto
CAMRA is calling on parliamentary candidates to support beer, pubs and drinkers by backing the Campaign’s election manifesto.
Broken rates system needs reform
The government should replace the “broken” business rates system with a new model that maintains income for local authorities and supports pubs, finds...
New trade association boss welcomed
CAMRA has welcomed the appointment of Emma McClarkin as the new chief executive of the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA). McClarkin will start in...
A chance to have your say on updating alcohol licensing laws in Northern Ireland
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Pubs code adjudiator resigns
Paul Newby the Pubs Code Adjudicator (PCA) has announced that he will not be seeking reappointment and will leave office at the end of his current ter...
Scottish politicians raise a glass to beer and pubs
CAMRA volunteers from across Scotland have met together in Edinburgh for an event in the Scottish Parliament celebrating beer and pubs. The Parliament...
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