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Alcohol free: situation normal?
Like the introduction of an official CAMRA keg bar in 2019, this year has seen a momentous evolution at the Great British Beer Festival (GBBF). A form...
Search on for pub-saving superstars
The hunt is on for those tireless campaigners who have come together to save their local as nominations open for CAMRA’s Pub Saving Awards. The award...
PUBlic Affairs update – August
August got off to a great start with the return of the Great British Beer Festival which saw thousands of festivalgoers join us at the NEC, Birmingham...
Community pub ownership update – August
Since April’s bulletin, the number of community-owned pubs (COPs) has increased from 217 to 223. Those not owned but run by the community remain at 28...
CAMRA Pub Heritage Group Update – July
CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the UK. For further news, see the Pub Her...
Government needs to do more to help pubs
As CAMRA’s Great British Beer Festival came to a close, new polling showed people have lost faith in the government’s commitment to protect pubs. More...
Shires take step back in time
Hook Norton is reviving a beloved tradition as it resumes beer deliveries by shire horse and dray. The brewery will be delivering to the Pear Tree, br...
Spoilt for choice in Norfolk
Beer lovers across Norwich and the surrounding district are spoilt for choice, according to the latest results from the area’s CAMRA branch pub surve...
Pubs should be parent and child friendly
It was the loneliest I’d ever been. A few years ago, I took parental leave when our first-born was still a baby and found myself with days in front of...
Selfie boost for rebuild Crooked House campaign
Two years ago, an iconic Black Country pub was ravaged by a fire and illegally demolished in the following days – now a new initiative has been offici...
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