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Write now to save our pubs
CAMRA is calling on members to email their MP, asking for them to halt government plans to water down vital planning protections for pubs. The governm...
How pubs help us to mourn
It was a battleship-grey January afternoon but the mood for one man inside the pub was even more ashen. While the fruit machines luridly flashed and l...
Members' Weekend 2026 â check out St Albans: City of Ale
With CAMRAâs Membersâ Weekend coming up from 17-19 April, the South Herts organising team has taken the wraps off the St Albans: City of Ale website....
New threat to pubs from planning law changes
CAMRA is calling on the government to rethink plans to weaken protections in the planning system in England, which it believes could lead to thousands...
CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update - February
CAMRAâsâŻPub Heritage GroupâŻshares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the UK. For further news seeâŻthe Pub Heri...
Des de Moor â a man of many words
Des de Moor, who died this month, was a phenomenon. He was a prolific writer about beer and took part in beer judging events in many countries. He del...
Punch snaps up Macâs pubs
Punch has completed the purchase of 30 pubs from brewer-and-pub operator McMullen. Punch, which operates 1,300 pubs, said the new sites âboast strong...
Sup a cuppa during brewerâs Feb-BREW-ary
A Manchester pub chain is tackling loneliness head-on with the launch of its month-long Feb-BREW-ary campaign offering free tea and coffee at its venu...
Reasons to be cheerful
Speak to the owner of any small, independent brewery and Iâll bet you 50p theyâve got feelings on how tough things are at the moment. Honestly, everyt...
âThree livesâ at the Bull celebrated
A Berkshire licensee from Wargrave has become Brakspearâs longest-serving landlady after 46 years at the helm. Jayne Worrall, who runs the Bull Hotel...
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