Ullages
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Publish date 27 Aug 2024West Berks CAMRA pub & club awardsThe Bell, Aldworth / The Hungerford ClubSaving the Dying SwanBy Roy BaileyCAMRA Trip reportTo the Bell AldworthSummer/Autumn Beer Festivals9 local Fetivals to visit
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Publish date 1 Feb 2024A message from the Branch ChairRichard MarshallPub & Brewery NewsBy Paul WorsleyDelphic Brewery and TaproomDelphic Brewery and Taproom to open in Newbury
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Publish date 1 Sep 2023Win 12 bottles of aleHermitage Brewery Anniversary CompetitionBeer Festivals8+ local and nearby Autumn FestivalsGBBF 2023Trip report with photosWebsite backgroundHow we use WordPress for our websiteEnd of an eraThis is our last Ullage for a while
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Publish date 1 Jun 2023POTY 2023The Bell Inn, AldworthCOTY 2023The Hungerford ClubCider POTYCatherine Wheel, NewburyLocal Beer GardensBy Emily PenningtonPub Profile #72The Wheatsheaf Inn, Thatcham
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Publish date 1 Mar 2023London meetupCentral Southern Region CAMRA meet in LondonThe generation gapEmily PenningtonBeer style guideMild by Jeff Evans
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Publish date 1 Dec 2022GBG 2023New entries awarded at Bowler's ArmsKing Charles TavernReview by Emily PenningtonPub CompaniesPart 3: Pub operating models
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Publish date 1 Sep 2022CAMRA competitionLocal homebrewer wins competitionPub Profile #71The Six Bells, Beenham21st Bierpassie Weekend6 Belgian beer enthusiast head for Antwerp
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Publish date 1 Jun 2022Pub of the Year 2022The Lion, NewburyClub of the Year 2022The Hungerford ClubCider pub of the Year 2022The Catherine Wheel, NewburyPub Profile #70The Bunk Inn, Curridge
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Publish date 1 Mar 2022CAMRA Golden awardRoy Bailey : 50th anniversary Golden AwardPub CompaniesPart 2 – The current sceneReal Cider & PerryApples from Roy Bailey’s orchard
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Publish date 1 Dec 2021GBG2022 LaunchAt The Lion, NewburyRiver Fleet ale walkAlan Haselden and 3 friends in LondonMeet the brewer(s)Steve Harris & Ray Herbert; Bucklebury BreweryThe VillageA special area in east Reading
Branch Magazine: Ullage
The issue of future Ullage magazines has been temporarily suspended while we look for a new Editor.
The branch magazine serves several purposes, including:
- Communication: The primary purpose of a CAMRA branch magazine is to communicate with members of the local branch. The magazine provides a platform for the branch to share news, events, and updates about the local real ale scene with its members.
- Education: The magazine can also educate members about real ale, its history, brewing methods, and tasting techniques. This can help members deepen their appreciation and understanding of real ale and the culture surrounding it.
- Promotion: The magazine can promote local pubs, breweries, and beer festivals. This helps support local businesses and encourages members to explore the real ale scene in their area.
- Community building: By providing a forum for members to share their thoughts, experiences, and opinions on real ale, the magazine can help build a sense of community among members. This can encourage members to get involved with the branch and participate in its activities.
Overall, a CAMRA branch magazine serves as a vital tool for keeping members informed, engaged, and connected to their local real ale community.