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Energy cost threat to community pubs
The British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) has written to the secretary of state for BEIS and the chancellor highlighting the devastating impact of the...
Community right to buy could be game changer for saving pubs
Shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy has said a Labour government would introduce a community right to buy for local assets in England, which CAMR...
New film will be call to arms for the British pub
Filming for a new feature film ‘Mother’s Pride’ took place at the Great British Beer Festival. The film has been described as “a love letter” to the B...
Push for government help as more drinkers say a pint is unaffordable
A survey commissioned by CAMRA found a 10 per cent jump in the number of people who say the average price of a pint is unaffordable. In 2019 42 per ce...
City’s best-loved beer festival returns in October
Norwich & District branch’s beer festival is returning to the Halls, Norwich, with a few change from Monday 24 to Saturday 29 October. At the venue Bl...
The good, the bad and the ugly of our pubs
The pub trade is reminiscent of one of those old Spaghetti Westerns – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. We saw the ugly side last month when spokesmen f...
Brewer returns to profit and eyes future growth
The sun is shining on Robinsons brewery (pictured) as it has announced a return to profit for its 254-pub estate as it continues to recover from the p...
Best designed pubs revealed
CAMRA has unveiled the winners of its prestigious Pub Design Awards, which recognise pub architecture and conservation across the country. There were...
Duty review delay attacked
CAMRA has criticised the government for delaying its review into alcohol taxation until at least the autumn. The Campaign is calling for a lower rate...
CAMRA launches Pubs Code survey for tied tenants
CAMRA has called on all tied tenants in England and Wales to let it know what they think about the Pubs Code via a new online survey. The Campaign pla...
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