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Everards: vote for your local hero

Everards' community hero finalists announced

By Lesley Foottit

Leicester based Everards Brewery brand Tiger Best Bitter has announced the finalists in its Support Your Local Hero competition — the search for a...

Robinsons: celebrating 75 years as sponsor of Wimbledon

Robinsons for more tennis

By Robyn Lewis

Squash brand Robinsons is celebrating 75 years at Wimbledon this year and has signed a further five year sponsorship deal

Cask Marque: launching online training

Cask Marque launches online training

By Lesley Foottit

A new online training scheme covering legal do's and don'ts for pub staff has been launched by beer quality assessor Cask Marque.

Taylor: BIIA chair of judges

Brewing Awards come back to the UK

By Lesley Foottit

The Brewing Industry International Awards is coming back to the UK next February for its 125th year. The awards have been modified since they were...

GMB: letters to Labour candidates

GMB lobbies every Labour hopeful on beer tie

By John Harrington

The GMB has written to every Labour election candidate urging them to visit local tied pubs to "reinforce" their party's commitment to tie reform....

Sidekick: repositioned

Halewood's Sidekick is set to go long

By Robyn Lewis

Halewood International has repositioned its Sidekick brand to cash in on the demand for long drinks and pitchers. The brand is being given a new...

Fast Cask: will go into every Picther & Piano

Fast Cask 'well received'

By Sonya Hook

Marston's Fast Cask will go into every Pitcher & Piano bar plus any sites that take the brewer's new EPA brand. Fast Cask — a revolutionary...

Hung Parliament: shape of things to come?

Beer cheer for Hung Parliament

By Ewan Turney

The public may be undecided about which party to elect but a Derbyshire brewery has come up with a surefire vote-winner. Hung Parliament ale has...

Glen Rossie: new plectrum label

Glen Rossie rebrands with Status Quo

By Lesley Foottit

Glen Rossie whisky has been rebranded with a new label, new bottle and new chairman — legendary Status Quo lead singer Francis Rossi.

MD of Abbeydale Brewery Patrick Morton and Labour candidate Meg Nunn

Tories up for victory beers

By Lesley Foottit

The Conservatives have a narrow lead over the Liberal Democrats in the poll that really counts — SIBA's 'beer-ometer'.

Waddington: duty rises put jobs at risk

SA Brain: profit rise after freetrade sale

By Ewan Turney

SA Brain, the Welsh brewer and pub operator, saw pre-tax profits rise 77% to £10.4m following the sale of its freetrade business to Heineken UK....

Begnor: enjoying a well earned drink

Hook Norton beer is fastest in world

By Lesley Foottit

The Hooky Pint — aka Gill Begnor — is officially the fastest bottle of beer in the world as she set a world record at the London Marathon.

Foster: plan to help protect community pubs

Lib Dems will reform beer tie

By Ewan Turney

The Lib Dems would reform the beer tie and insist on a Competition Commission investigation into pub ownership.

Cameron: visiting Wychwood Brewery

Cameron visits Wychwood Brewery

By Lesley Foottit

Conservative leader David Cameron surprised the Marston's owned Wychwood Brewery with a visit at the weekend. He met with employees at the Witney...

Stowford: relaunching

Westons revamps low-ABV Stowford

By Robyn Lewis

Westons is relaunching its low-alcohol Stowford Press variant as part of a raft of measures in time for the summer cider drinking boom.

Protz: pubs are the heart of communities

It's not just pulling a few pints

By Roger Protz

Are the Tories' plans to help local people run threatened community pubs well thought out, asks Roger Protz.

EU: renewed the block exemption

EU: no action on beer tie

By John Harrington

The EU has renewed the regulations that permit the beer tie for another 10 years, with few changes that will impact on pubs and brewers. The Block...

Protz: Eclipse saved St Austell Brewery

A Tribute to Cornish spirit

By Roger Protz

If you brewed a beer called Daylight Robbery you would expect a loud, collective raspberry from media and consumers, says Roger Protz.

Bud 66: new launch for AB-InBev

New 4% abv beer for Budweiser

By Robyn Lewis

Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) has unveiled what it is calling its "most important business action in 2010"— a 4% abv Budweiser.

Clegg (C): rooting for the pub trade

Clegg backs pubs and beer tie reform

By Ewan Turney

Over 500 prospective parliamentary candidates — including Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg — have signed up in support of CAMRA's charter.

Tradeteam: signed with AB InBev

Tradeteam to distribute AB InBev beers

By Lesley Foottit

Drinks logistics firm Tradeteam has signed a three-year deal with AB InBev UK. Tradeteam will deliever packaged kegs, bottles and cases of AB InBev...

Blue Moon: served with an orange slice

London launch for Blue Moon beer

By Ewan Turney

Molson Coors is set to launch its North American Blue Moon beer on draught in 100 London pubs and bars this month. Draught Blue Moon (5.4%abv) is...

Joule's Fox & Hounds is located in Market Drayton

Joule's Brewery wants more pubs

By The PMA Team

Joule's, the new-start brewery and pub operator, is looking to add a further five or six pubs to its estate. The brewer and tenanted operator is...

Tory leader David Cameron: backing calls fro reform of the pub industry

Conservatives back action on beer tie

By Ewan Turney

The Conservatives have backed calls for pubcos and brewers to offer tenants a free of tie option by June 2011 or face statutory regulation. The news...

Protz: celebrated Cask Ale week

Getting real ale on message

By Roger Protz

Roger Protz reports his take on Cask Ale Week, including a series of interviews and a highly successful real ale Twitter.

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