BREAKING: Beavertown sells minority stake to Heineken
Speculation about a possible investment by Heineken in London craft brewer Beavertown is now fact: Beavertown founder Logan Plant today announced that the Dutch brewer has taken a £40 million minority stake in his brewing business. READ MORE
Wells, Fourpure extend keg beer collaboration
Charles Wells has taken its Wandering Brewer project into a new phase, teaming up with London craft brewer Fourpure for a series of keg beers. READ MORE
Freedom Brewery steps up in £3.5m marketing push
Freedom Brewery has raised £3.5 million to fuel a sales and marketing drive for its core range of lagers. READ MORE
Stroud plans £1.2 million brewery, tap room
Stroud Brewery has unveiled details of its new £1.2 million purpose-built brewery and tap room, set to be up and running by the end of November. READ MORE
Beavertown partners with Spurs amidst Heineken rumours
Beavertown’s building of a brewery and taproom in the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium has fuelled speculation that it is in talks with Heineken, the Premier League club’s official beer partner, to take a substantial stake in the craft brewer. READ MORE
Tuckers to shut down floor malting business
One of the country’s last four surviving floor maltings is to close in October after 118 years of operation. READ MORE
CAMRA chief executive Page exits organisation
The chief executive position at the Campaign for Real Ale will remain vacant following the departure of Tim Page while the organisation’s national executive decides on “the best route to take.” READ MORE
Skinny Brands goes into draught, embraces aluminium bottles
Skinny Brands is launching its low-calorie lager on draught. Brewed under licence at Cameron’s, it will be available in the Hartlepool brewer’s pubs from the end of May. READ MORE
Tetley’s returns to Leeds in brewing collaboration
Tetley’s is being brewed in Leeds again for the first time since the brewery closed in 2011 - but this time it’s a beer from 150 years ago. READ MORE
History in the making: Hook Norton brews its first lager
Nearly 170 years after it was founded, Hook Norton Brewery has brewed its first lager. READ MORE
Report: industry could do better interesting female drinkers in beer
Brewers must step up to the challenge of addressing the beer gender gap, according to a new report from women and beer group Dea Latis. READ MORE
INTERVIEW: Tim Page, chief executive, CAMRA
In the wake of an oh-so-close defeat by CAMRA members of a proposal to embrace all beer styles, The Brewery Manual’s Phil Mellows spoke with chief executive Tim Page as to what happens now for the organisation. READ MORE
Speculation about a possible investment by Heineken in London craft brewer Beavertown is now fact: Beavertown founder Logan Plant today announced that the Dutch brewer has taken a £40 million minority stake in his brewing business. 
Charles Wells has taken its Wandering Brewer project into a new phase, teaming up with London craft brewer Fourpure for a series of keg beers. 
Freedom Brewery has raised £3.5 million to fuel a sales and marketing drive for its core range of lagers. 
Stroud Brewery has unveiled details of its new £1.2 million purpose-built brewery and tap room, set to be up and running by the end of November.
Beavertown’s building of a brewery and taproom in the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium has fuelled speculation that it is in talks with Heineken, the Premier League club’s official beer partner, to take a substantial stake in the craft brewer. 
One of the country’s last four surviving floor maltings is to close in October after 118 years of operation. 
The chief executive position at the Campaign for Real Ale will remain vacant following the departure of Tim Page while the organisation’s national executive decides on “the best route to take.” 
Skinny Brands is launching its low-calorie lager on draught. Brewed under licence at Cameron’s, it will be available in the Hartlepool brewer’s pubs from the end of May. 
Tetley’s is being brewed in Leeds again for the first time since the brewery closed in 2011 - but this time it’s a beer from 150 years ago. 
Nearly 170 years after it was founded, Hook Norton Brewery has brewed its first lager. 
Brewers must step up to the challenge of addressing the beer gender gap, according to a new report from women and beer group Dea Latis. 
In the wake of an oh-so-close defeat by CAMRA members of a proposal to embrace all beer styles, The Brewery Manual’s Phil Mellows spoke with chief executive Tim Page as to what happens now for the organisation. 
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