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Campaign to modernise cask beer seeks pubs for pilot
A cross-industry initiative to modernise the cask beer sector, launching in February next year, is looking for pubs to take part in a pilot study. The...
Head to the pub to enjoy World Cup
The weather might be cold and wet but pubs can be great places for fans wanting to experience the best of the World Cup. CAMRA national chairman Nik A...
2023 Members’ Weekend: World’s Best Beer City pub guide
Sheffield has so many excellent bars and pubs, both heritage and modern, that it is very difficult to recommend a small selection to cover in a handfu...
The Pull by Heather Wastie
CAMRA member and poet Heather Wastie has written as poem eulogising a pint of well-poured beer  Instructions from the ale wife:  The glass is the ke...
Budget brings cold comfort for pubs and brewers
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Budget offers little cheer for pubs, brewers and pub-goers. CAMRA chief executive Tom Stainer said: “The UK’s world-re...
Pubs close and slash hours as energy costs rise
One in three pubs and restaurants have slashed opening hours as they attempt to cut back on energy costs according to a government survey. The Busines...
Good Beer Yearbook preview
In the run up to the publication of the first edition of CAMRA’s Good Beer Yearbook early next year, we whet the appetite with an extract from one of...
PUBlic Affairs round up November 2022
In a regular series for WB Online, and the last round up of 2022, the CAMRA Campaigns team shares the work that has been going on across Westminster,...
What is CAMRA to you?
CAMRA has been an integral part of my life for more than 20 years – since before I even knew it – and I’m hugely grateful. I’d been following Blackpoo...
Victory from the jaws of defeat?
It can be hard to feel positive about the UK sometimes. Prime ministers barely outlast the gestation of a ferret. The cost of, well, everything is spi...
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