Stroud Monthly Meeting Tonight
Events Stroud CAMRA Monthly Meeting. Reminder that our next monthly meeting will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, 14th May @ 19:30 in the Ale House – Stroud, your 2025 Stroud CAMRA…
UB40’s 4th Special to Single out a New Hop
The fourth beer will be Crossbreed, in collaboration with Charles Farm using a new experimental hop, CF243. The hop is exclusive to Uley Brewery and it will be the first
Country Creatures take the Wild Duck as a New Habitat
Work on The Wild Duck is now in full swing and we hear, not officially,that it is due to reopen in April 2026. It appears to have been sold byYoungs
Lower Mills Estate reinvigorating the Bakers Arms
The Bakers Arms in Somerford Keynes has changed tenant and we hear that The Lower Mill Estate has now taken on a 5 year full repairing lease, which the previous
The Hawkesbury Fox is Living Again
The Fox in Hawkesbury Upton has reopened as additional accommodation for a local golf club. As well as accommodation, they have reopened the bar to the general public and are
Unlawful Closure of The 12 Bells – Update
We have an ongoing situation in Cirencester with the unlawful closure of The 12 Bells. One of our members has had a response from the office of our local MP,
Gloucestershire @ 50 – The Tippler Archives from 1999
As part of the celebrations, this time memory lane takes us to the turn of the millennium. In the Spring, Gloucestershire was joining the internet revolution with it’s first page
Gloucestershire CAMRA celebrates 50 years of campaigning
It’s fifty years since Gloucestershire CAMRA was founded in the back room of the Royal Union pub in Tivoli Street, Cheltenham. In the mid 1970’s it is quite fair to
Old Fox, Coaley & Clothiers Arms, Stroud take on new Management
Both the Old Fox at Coaley, which saw Ellie Sanity retire last month, and the Clothiers Arms, Stroud will be under new management by the end of April. Hugo Thompson
Petition – Recognise the production and serving of cask ale as Intangible Cultural Heritage
Following the UK’s ratification of UNESCO’s Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, we call on the Government to recognise production and serving of traditional British cask ale as