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Number crunching pubsâ post-pandemic recovery
Many people are still reluctant to return to the pub but there are welcome signs of recovery. In its latest research report, Leisure Spotlight 2021,...
Counting the cost of pandemic
A companyâs financial results provide a snapshot of its past performance and casts a light on where it wants to be in the future. For all the companie...
London beer after lockdown
Author Des de Moor says the lockdown may be over but the long-term impact on pubs and bars is unclear.
Villagers bid to buy UKâs most remote pub
Fundraising is underway to buy the most remote pub on the UK mainland. The Old Forge is in the village of Inverie on the Scottish Highlands west coast...
Chancellor urged to cut tax on draught beer in Budget
âBuild back bitterâ is the message CAMRA has sent to the chancellor as it calls on members to email MPs calling for a lower tax on draught beer. A new...
Social distancing to end in NI pubs
The legal requirement for social distancing in Northern Irelandâs bars and restaurants is to be removed from 31 October. Nightclubs are also to be all...
CAMRAâs âotherâ pub of the year competition
Iâm sure most members will know about CAMRAâs National Pub of the Year award, but fewer may know about its cider and perry equivalent. However, from...
Golden award for Queenâs Head
CAMRA members joined regulars at the Queens Head, Newton, near Cambridge for the presentation of its Golden Award celebrating the Campaign's 50th birt...
KB Pub-goers urged to drink cask
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has sounded a clarion call for cask ale as sales plummeted by 40 per cent since pubs reopened in April. Ac...
CAMRA calls for pub-goers to support locals as well as fundraisers
CAMRA is urging the public to continue supporting pubs â even if they are giving up alcohol in October. With charity and health campaigns asking peopl...
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