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11 Sep 2014: Guide published by Camra reveals there are 1,285 breweries operating in Britain and real ale is popular with younger drinkers -
7 Sep 2014: Barbara Ellen: Nightmare punters, poncey drinks and dodgy wifi? At least the old-style boozers were honest
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4 Sep 2014:
The Good Pub Guide has named Herefordshire as the British county with the cheapest pint. What’s the cheapest near you? Share your tips and suggestions in our open thread
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4 Sep 2014: The latest Good Pub Guide claims the pub scene has turned the corner and is now blooming again
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31 Aug 2014: Cambridge family of college cooks, craft workers, artists and publicans feature in series of events including display of painting
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23 Aug 2014:
It’s busy, even buzzy, but a corporate makeover has deprived this York inn of what distinctive personality it ever had, writes Tony Naylor
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18 Aug 2014: Troubled owner of 4,000 pubs is confident shareholders will back fifth attempt to reduce its £2.26bn debt
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16 Aug 2014: This gastro-boozer in a Georgian townhouse is rightly hailed for its ales and the potential of its nine new bedrooms – but it would benefit from a sharper eye for detail over its food
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16 Aug 2014:
Beer lovers in Kent are making the most of new, simpler licensing laws to set up real ale pubs in unlikely spots – just don’t all go at once
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14 Aug 2014: David Skelton: Hard-working landlords and communities are suffering at the hands of ‘pubcos’ – the government is right to propose a statutory code
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13 Aug 2014:
Creative young brewers and radical flavours have got people drinking beer again. But does craft beer live up to the hype – and will it change Britain's pint-swilling culture? Tony Naylor reports
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12 Aug 2014:
Camra blames planning loopholes for accelerating disappearance of British institution, of which fewer than 55,000 remain
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11 Aug 2014: Fancy a crisp pilsner in a windmill or an IPA in a train station? Guardian readers pick their favourite pubs with onsite breweries
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2 Aug 2014: A world away from the tourist traps around Windermere, the westerly side of the Lake District is wild, remote – and has the region’s most beautiful views, says Lisa Johnson
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17 Jul 2014:
Pubs across the UK are at risk of closure. Here are some that communities and councils are working to save
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