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Branch AGM A reminder that the Branch Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday 7th October 8pm at Northern Monkey Tap on Chorley Street Industrial Estate (not the Northern Monkey Bar on Nelson Square!).    Branch Officers will be up

No need for trains and buses except the one that brings you into Bolton.  Meet at the Hen and Chickens, at 12.30pm. The following is a list of pubs to be visited on this social. Hen and Chickens, 143 Deansgate,

The Horwich Beer Walk will begin at the Bank Top Ale House. Meeting at 1.00pm. The walk will continue by visiting the following pubs. Anyone not wanting the walk from the Ale House to the other pubs can catch the

Branch Social Our first face-to-face social event since the lifting of lockdown restrictions will be this Saturday 21st August.  Meet at Great Ale at the Vaults at 12 noon for a trip around some of our town centre pubs –

Our first social since lockdown started last year. This time we are visiting Bolton to support our local pubs instead of going further afield. The plan is to meet at 12.00 at our first venue, The Vaults. Pubs to be

CAMRA is encouraging pubgoers, licensees and anyone in the trade affected by the pandemic to take part in this parliamentary review of the impact of the pandemic on pubs. The Pubs APPG is a group of MPs from across parliament,

These are the Branch pubs which we understand have reopened for outdoor-service since 12th April. This information is our best knowledge but we can’t guarantee it is correct.  Please check opening times and booking arrangements before you go.  Be aware that you

To celebrate, CAMRA wants to recognise 50 people, groups of people or businesses that have made a significant contribution to CAMRA’s aims.  Do you know any person or business you think worthy of a nomination? These do not need to

Responding to the new national lockdown in England and the announcement for grants of up to £9,000 for hospitality businesses, CAMRA Chairman Nik Antona said: “The national lockdown is yet another devastating blow for an already struggling industry, which follows

Commenting on the announcement that almost all of England will be placed into Tier 2 and 3 restrictions, CAMRA National Chairman Nik Antona said:  “After an agonising wait, licensees across the country have had their worst fears confirmed – in all but three council areas in the country, pubs will either be