BREAKING NEWS

· ** PUB OF THE YEAR WINNERS ANNOUNCED ** ·
Pub of the Year 2018

Winners and Presentation information

 

Beer Festival 2018

The 2018 Nottingham Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival will be at the Nottingham Motorpoint Arena. Tickets go on sale 9am 1st June. Purchase online at http://beerfestival.nottinghamcamra.org/ or over the counter at the Motorpoint Arena Box office and The Tourism Centre in the Market Square.

Beer Scoring

Explaining the National Beer Scoring System and What Pub

Nottingham Drinker

ND 146 for June and July is now available online and will be at your local drinking outlets soon. Click on the image to the left for the Nottingham Drinker PDF

VOLUNTEERING

If you would like to get more involved in the Nottingham Branch activities or volunteer, please contact any member of the committee.

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Learn more about the LocAle scheme, which pubs are a part of it and how to get your pub into the LocAle scheme.

Click here to learn more about LocAle

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Voted Best CAMRA web site 2013. This site was built at no cost on a voluntary basis by Nottingham CAMRA members. Dee Wright explains how it came about; " Back in 2011, we put out an appeal at a branch meeting and Alex Leeson-Brown approached me stating that he would love to help out. I met with Alex and explained what we were looking for, then arranged a sub-committee to work with him. We met 4 times, but I did a lot over email with him to finalise how I wanted the site to look. I bought Alex a couple of pints and gave him 6 of my CAMRA Wetherspoons vouchers, as a thank-you for his efforts. He received no payment or anything formally from the branch as he was emigrating to America to marry his fiancée. When I dealt with Alex he used Alexlb.com as his web site and that was where he held the design for me to update and comment on. Once he went to America he set up a new business called SeaHawkStudios and we changed the logo on the bottom of our website from his old UK one to his new USA one to accredit him with the work."