Beery News from What’s Brewing

• Beer fest celebrates thriving Welsh beer scene
  by Timothy Hampson
  Wales’ thriving independent brewing scene is to showcase its expertise in November when the breweries come together to pour hundreds of Welsh beers under one roof. Indie Beer Fest Wales is a four-day […]
• PUBlic Affairs update – September 
  by Tori Wood
  The regular series returns to What’s Brewing with the Campaigns and Communications team’s latest campaigning for pubs, pints and people across Westminster, devolved parliaments and local government.  
• Where are all the women?
  by Dave Pickersgill
  One of the highlights of Sheffield CAMRA’s Steel City Beer Festival 2026 (SCBF50) promises to be a tutored beer tasting and discussion by Women On Tap CIC founder Rachel Auty on Saturday 24 […]
• Timothy Taylor ate my hamster
  by Laura Hadland
  Batten down the hatches! The people with nothing better to do have been falling over themselves to get on the radio, telly and internet to call Timothy Taylor “woke” these past few weeks. […]
• CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update – September
  by Tom Chapman
  CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the UK. For further news about the National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors, see the Pub Heritage Group webpage. 
• Cask Ale Week begins today
  by Harri Knight-Davis
  Cask Ale Week starts today and runs to 27 September as celebrating our national drink cask can’t be restricted to just seven days.  This 10-day celebration is an opportunity for pubgoers to try […]
• Award-winning landlord dies
  by James Kirkcaldy
  Roger Cudlip, the multi-award winning landlord of the Tom Cobley Tavern, Spreyton passed away at the end of August. The Tom had been in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide (GBG) from 1989 to […]