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Fury over bulldozed pub
The loss of any pub saddens me. The destruction of a successful pub makes me boil with rage. The Bree Louise in Cobourg Street, North London, was just...
Shep’s cask club returns
Shepherd Neame has announced the return next month of its popular real ale initiative Cask Club next month, kicking off with Maverick (3.4 per cent)....
Thousands of breweries and pubs face closure
There are growing fears that 2023 could see a wave of company collapses as the cost of living crisis continues. New data published by accountants Begb...
Historic hotels, strip mall chic and expansive brewpubs downunder
The last time I went to Australia was in 2004. I was a twenty something backpacker getting as far as I could on as little money as possible and tryin...
Pubco cautiously optimistic about finances as it fights for tax equality
Pub group JD Wetherspoon said it was “cautiously optimistic” about the current financial year after its 25-week sales results, which includes Christma...
Rail strikes hit pubco’s festive sales
Pub group Fuller, Smith & Turner says it has lost ÂŁ4m in sales and will miss its profit targets this year due to the impact of rail strikes, inflation...
CAMRA calls for probe into energy companies’ treatment of pubs
Consumers, brewers and pub companies have joined forces and called for an urgent government inquiry into the energy sector and its treatment of pubs a...
Podcast explores Try or Dry January debate
The popular CAMRA podcast Pubs. Pints. People. has returned in 2023 with an episode featuring new beer resolutions, which highlights the impact that c...
CAMRA calls for permanent bus ticket cap
Pub-goers across England are encouraged to make use of the current ÂŁ2 bus fare cap when they visit a pub. The government aims to help passengers outsi...
Never been a better time to shout about beer
It’s a common refrain in beer writing that there’s “never been a better time to drink beer”. But if 2022 is anything to go by, we may have to stop usi...
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