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Disability minister visits unique Bristol brewery
The minister for disabled people, health and work Tom Pursglove has toured a Bristol brewery and bakery which employs young adults with learning disab...
Share deal boost for Harbour beers
St Austell brewery has taken a 10 per cent share in the Harbour Brewing Co making the latter’s beer available to a much wider audience for the first t...
Top four clubs revealed
The Campaign’s search for the UK’s best member clubs has been wittled down to the final four. The regional finalists for the coveted National Club of...
Popular fest goes back to its roots
CAMRA’s Bristol Beer Festival is back at a new venue after a two-year absence due to Covid-19 restrictions. It will run from 17-20 November in the Cit...
Latest podcast shines light on diversity
CAMRA’s podcast Pubs. Pints. People. shines a light on diversity and inclusion in the beer world in its latest episode, Beer is for everyone hosted by...
West country festival returns
It is three years since the Tuckers Maltings Beer Festival has taken place and now its organisers are delighted to announce its return from 21-23 Apri...
Race against time to save the historic coaching inn
Residents in Limpley Stoke and neighbouring communities in Wiltshire are racing against time to raise the money needed to save the Hop Pole pub. The c...
Harbour relaunches village inn
An award-winning pub in north Cornwall has reopened after being bought by Harbour Brewing in Bodmin. The brewery took over the pub in the summer openi...
Pub campaigners overturn planning permission
Planning permission to turn a Bristol pub into flats was unanimously refused by councillors almost a year since it was first granted, writes Chris Fau...
Cornish pub goes wild
Travellers Rest, Trevarrian Hill, licensees Martin and Natalie Watts are helping local children in Cornwall learn more about the environment with the...
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