Bolton CAMRA

“You will have received recently an e-mail from CAMRA’s HQ team asking you to contact your local candidate to sign up to the Pledge for Pubs as part of their campaign for the General Election on December 12th. Obviously, the

Northern Monkey Brew Co are organising a Best of Bolton Beer Festival (BOB). This takes places 22nd -24th November. More info on their Facebook page and Twitter

A post-Christmas trip is now a tradition for Bolton CAMRA members and this year its Clitheroe. We shall meet in the booking hall of Bolton railway station at 11.50 in time to catch the 12.00 train which will arrive in

We can either catch bus or train to Preston. The train is much quicker from Bolton but if going from Horwich or Blackrod it saves going into Bolton first. Train: meet at Bolton station at 11.15 to catch the 11.25

Meet at Bolton at 10.05 to catch the 10.13 to Wigan North Western, where we catch the 10.48 to Liverpool Lime Street, arriving at 11.19. We set off early to ensure we have time to visit the following pubs. Anyone

We will be celebrating the launch of the Good Beer Guide 2020 in one of the town’s newest pubs – The Nook & Cranny  on Thursday 12th September. Come along during the evening and be one of the first to

The Bolton CAMRA Cider Trail will take us out of the town centre for some of our pubs. We meet on Bolton station concourse at 11.50 to catch the 12.00 train to Bromley Cross (arriving at 12.09). We shall then

22nd August – 1st September 2019 Cask ale and Cider listsBarristers & The Swan, BoltonCask Ale listOakham Ales – JHB & Northern Pacific Titanic – Plum Porter Coniston Brewing Co – Old Man Ale & Bluebird Blackedge – American, Pike,

We meet at Bolton Railway Station to catch the 11.22 to Manchester Deansgate, arriving there at 11.48. We will need to change trains at Manchester Oxford Road to catch the one to Manchester Deansgate. For those who wish to meet

The Pubs Code came into force in 2016 to govern the relationship between tenants and pub companies. It followed a decade of campaigning from tenants, CAMRA and other industry groups who felt that tenants of the big pub companies were