Scotland
Loch Earn brewery up for sale as fire and pandemic causes financial problems
Arran Brewery has put its hotel and visitor centre on the market due to financial problems caused by a fire and the effects of the pandemic. The Loch...
Alan Watson, pioneer of CAMRA in Scotland
It is with sadness that we must report the passing of Alan Watson, writes Russell Burt and Hugh Stevenson. Alan was one of an energetic group of Parti...
Scottish tiers a threat to pubs survival
Scotland’s licensed trade is facing a struggle to survive after short-term Covid restrictions were extended. The country is due to move to a five-tier...
Grow, bag and drink Scottish malt
Crisp Malt is increasing its support of Scottish farmers and brewers with the opening of a new ÂŁ2m packaging line in Alloa. The facility provides brew...
NI Executive must protect pubs until end of year
The Northern Ireland Executive has published a tentative framework for reopening pubs saying many will remain closed until December. Now, CAMRA Northe...
Online sales supported by customers
The family behind one of Scotland’s top micro-breweries has hailed a boost in online sales for helping keep the company going in the face of the coron...
Safe and sensible’ distance selling online must be next step, as NI off-licences allowed to re-open
Consumer group CAMRA NI (Campaign for Real Ale) has welcomed called on ministers to allow local brewing and cider-making businesses to sell their prod...
Wheat beer sweeps to victory in Scotland
A brewery run by two former Tornado pilots, who are both CAMRA members, has won the top beer award in Scotland. The owners of Windswept Brewing in Los...
A chance to have your say on updating alcohol licensing laws in Northern Ireland
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] The public are being aske...
Northern Ireland to review pubs’ business rates
Northern Ireland’s Department of Finance has launched a public consultation on business rates in the region. Permanent secretary Sue Gray said: “This...
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