CAMRA is one of the UK’s most influential consumer organisations, dedicated to promoting real ale, cider, and traditional pubs. Since its founding in 1971, CAMRA has grown to represent over 148,000 members, advocating for quality beer and the preservation of community pubs. CAMRA works to protect the cultural heritage of pubs and support brewers producing traditional cask ales.
CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) is actively involved in supporting local communities through initiatives like their Summer of Pub campaign, which encourages people to visit pubs, helping to raise funds for local charities.
CAMRA also promotes community-owned pubs, helping communities save and maintain local pubs as vital social hubs.
Through its extensive volunteer network, CAMRA works to protect the pub industry and ensure it remains a cornerstone of British community life.
