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CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update – July
CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the country. For further news see the Pub...
Cider B’s buzzing again
Three B's Micropub in Bridlington saw a packed house when it received its Yorkshire Cider Pub of the Year. Yorkshire Cider Co-ordinator Christine Jane...
Calls for destroyed historic gem to be rebuilt
Demolished, destroyed and razed - within days of its sale by Marston’s to a new owner the historic Crooked House pub in the West Midlands is reduced t...
Mild magicians conjure up campaigning success
Stockport and South Manchester CAMRA’s recent mild beer trail, the country’s longest running and largest of its kind, has been declared an enormous su...
Warning for politicians ahead of general election
Just days after prime minister Rishi Sunak visited CAMRA’s Great British Beer Festival, new research commissioned by the Campaign shows two in five Br...
Prime minister visits our top beer festival
Prime minister Rishi Sunak visited the Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) on the day new excise duty rules were introduced. While at the festival in L...
Campaign reveals a third of pubs are converted or demolished illegally
Shock pub closure figures released by CAMRA show a third of those converted or bulldozed do not have the required planning permission. The data – publ...
Pubs launch second school uniform appeal
Manchester’s Joseph Holt brewery is helping families struggling to buy school uniforms for a second year. With the cost of living crisis and high infl...
What can we learn from Czech pubs?
I had a few hours to kill in Prague recently before my flight back to the UK. What to do? A museum perhaps? As if. No, I went to the pub. Three, in fa...
Lion pounces on regional titles
The White Lion in Oak Street, Norwich has won both East Anglia Cider Pub of the Year and Norfolk Pub of the Year. A real favourite with ale and cider...
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