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Swift action needed to save the pubs code
CAMRA says the pubs code adjudicator Paul Newby is taking too long dealing with tenants’ complaints.
Fifty MPs urge the Chancellor to keep pubs afloat
A letter signed by 50 MPs from all parties has been delivered to the Treasury to demonstrate the support for British pubs. It calls on the Chancellor...
MPs says Government must act to protect pubs
CAMRA’s campaign for calling for the tax burden in pubs to be cut, moved into Parliament, in Westminster Hall, where All-Party Parliament Beer Group c...
Cable calls for cap on business rate increases
The Lib Dems say the rate increase for English pubs should be limited to a maximin of 12.5 per cent, as it is in Scotland.
Cannock Chase MP joins CAMRA
Cannock Chase MP Amada Milling has become the latest politician join the Campaign. She was persuaded to join by CAMRA’s current campaigner of the year...
British pub-going tradition at risk of dying out as beer prices soar
Going to the pub is becoming an unaffordable luxury for most people, finds new CAMRA research. Only one in six beer drinkers (15 per cent) say the pri...
Young drinkers fight happy hour ban
New research published by Drinkers’ Voice, shows that seven out of 10 of young drinkers aged 18-24 oppose the banning of happy hours. Happy hours, whe...
Councils pressurised to pay rate relief to pubs
Councils that fail to rate relief to pubs in England will be named and shamed under plans set out by ministers.
CAMRA members urged to support Drinkers’ Voice
Drinkers’ Voice, which seeks to represent moderate drinkers across the UK whatever their favourite tipple, is currently crowdfunding on its website to...
Peer calls for more cask ales in hotels
Pubs champion Lord Kennedy of Southwark is calling for more hotels to sell local real ales. In a letter sent to What’s Brewing Kennedy said: “One of t...
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