Wales
Halfway goes all in to help community
Licensees Rhiannon Metters and Jason James are making it their mission to support people in the isolated farming community of Tal-y-coed, Monmouthshir...
Cautious welcome for Welsh budget
Support for pubs and brewing were welcomed in the Welsh government’s draft budget, but much more still needs to be done. CAMRA Wales director Chris Ch...
Collab beers to star at Pub of the Year presentation
The Bailey Head pub in Oswestry, one of the four finalists in CAMRA’s National Pub of the Year competition, has brewed three collaboration beers with...
Sound support for community hub
The White Cross Inn in Grosewen, near Caerphilly, which supports its community by running a variety of events to tackle social isolation, has been giv...
This round’s on us, first minister
CAMRA has invited the new first minister of Wales for a drink to discuss the future of the nation’s pubs. The newly appointed Eluned Morgan (pictured)...
Rebuilt Vulcan lands on new site
A one-time working class pub, that can lay claim to being one of Cardiff's oldest and newest, has opened its doors once again. Amgueddfa Cymru-Museum...
Community pub goes for growth
The community-owned Yr Heliwr pub in Nefyn, Gwynedd, has diversified by opening an outdoor events space to help improve health and wellbeing, tackle l...
What'll you have, Vaughan?
CAMRA has invited the new first minister of Wales, Vaughan Gething (pictured) for a drink to discuss the future of the nation’s pubs. On the agenda ar...
Campaign calls for rethink on business rates in Wales
CAMRA wants the Welsh government to rethink its business rates to protect pubs from closure. The Campaign warns that the newly announced reduction in...
Regulator raps Rebel
A Welsh brewery has been taken to task for a fourth time by industry regulators for the packaging of some of its products. Tiny Rebel Brewing was foun...
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