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4th September - New pub news: The Crown, Old Basing - As well a... - See the Pub News page. 2nd September - New pub news: North Hampshire pub sales update ... - See the Pub News page. 2nd September - New pub news: The Harvest Home, Whitchurch - Th... - See the Pub News page. 2nd September - New diary date: Branch Social Meeting on 29/09 - Pre-Milestones Octoberfest set up Branch Meeting i... - See the Diary page. 1st September - New pub news: Coach and Horses, Rotherwick - Pa... - See the Pub News page.
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| Urgent Action Request - Please take two minutes to e-mail your MP and ask them to sign EDM 210. The Early Day Motion calls on the Government to implement a package of policies which will help secure the future of viable and well-run community pubs. We need your help to ensure as many MPs as possible sign the EDM, and the more e-mails received, the more likely they are to sign! Click here for full details. |
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| Good Beer Guide 2011 - Now in its 38th edition, CAMRA's Good Beer Guide 2011 is fully revised and updated, with details of more than 4,500 pubs across the country serving the best real ale. The new Good Beer Guide published on 16 September 2010 can now be pre-ordered online from the CAMRA shop. Click here for full details. |
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| CAMRA Annual Raffle 2010 - Don't forget to send back your CAMRA annual raffle tickets! All proceeds from the CAMRA raffle are being allocated to our 'Save the Pub' campaigning fund, so please help support us. The raffle closing date is 17 September, so please hurry! 1st prize £3,000, 2nd prize £1,000, 3rd prize a year's beer club membership, plus 20 smaller prizes. For more information on the raffle and to order more tickets visit www.camra.org.uk/raffle. |
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ABOUT US - CAMRA is the Campaign for Real Ale - We are the North Hampshire branch
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CAMRA is the only consumer group in the UK dedicated to preserving and
promoting traditional pubs, independent breweries and real ale. We campaign
for greater appreciation of traditional beers, ciders and perries as part
of our national heritage and culture. There are over 100,000 members in
the organisation. Find out more about CAMRA on the national website: www.CAMRA.org.uk
As part of the Wessex CAMRA region, the North Hampshire branch is run by volunteers that are elected by branch members. Our campaigning centres on the district surrounding the towns of Basingstoke and Andover. |
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We enjoy an active social and campaigning diary, with regular visits to pubs, breweries and beer festivals throughout Hampshire and the neighbouring counties. You will find an up-to-date branch diary on these pages. Leave your email address and we will let you know of forthcoming social events as they are planned so you do not miss a night out!
The role of the rural British pub as a cohesive centre of its community
has never been more important than it is today, and yet a record number
have ceased to trade in recent years. Here in North Hampshire, we have
actively campaigned over the years for greater protection for public houses.
Please visit our Campaigns page to find out more about the local and national issues that we have
been involved with. |
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We hold popular Beer Festivals in our area including the Hampshire Downs Beer Festival in Overton. We also reward the pubs and clubs in our area that are judged to maintain
excellent standards of beer, with Awards of Merit and the North Hampshire CAMRA Pub of the Year award. |
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| If you would like to join us in protecting our traditional ales, ciders
and perries by campaigning and staffing our beer festivals, why not become a member of CAMRA today? |
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| ... promote quality, choice and value for money |
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... protect and improve consumer rights |
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... support the publice house as a focus of communty life |
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ABOUT REAL ALE ..... aka Cask Beers, Cask-Conditional Ales or Real Beer
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In the early 1970s CAMRA coined the term 'Real Ale' to make it easy for people to differentiate between the bland processed beers being pushed by the big brewers and the traditional beers whose very existence was under threat.
Real ale is a natural product brewed using traditional ingredients and
left to mature in the cask from which it is served in the pub. There are
a huge range of different beer styles, each with different qualities, tastes
and strengths. For more information on real ale, how it is made, how to
keep it and serve it, different styles of beer, facts, figures and dietary
information, visit the About Ale section of our national website.
Stocking and serving real ale: There are many resources online and in CAMRA publications, such as the Cellarmanship guide, that can help you get started with serving real ale. |
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| Neighbouring Branches |
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Please click elsewhere on the map to visit one of our neighbouring branch
websites -
South Hampshire CAMRA, Portsmouth & SE Hampshire CAMRA and Surrey/Hants Borders CAMRA . |
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| Wessex CAMRA website (formed of 10 branches in Dorset, Wiltshire, Hampshire,
the Isle of Wight, Guernsey and Jersey): www.wessexcamra.org.uk |
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Contributions and opinions expressed in these pages are those of various
individuals, they do not necessarily reflect the views of the Campaign
for Real Ale either locally or nationally. Links to external sites do not
imply any official CAMRA endorsement of the opinions or ideas expressed
therein, or guarantee the validity of the information provided. Links to
commercial sites are in no way an endorsement of any vendor's products
or services.
Your privacy and North Hampshire CAMRA: If you subscribe to our mailing
list, we will not send you unwanted e-mail messages or junk mail and your
details will not be passed to any organisation. Note to new members: Providing
your e-mail address on the membership form when you joined CAMRA is not
sufficient for subscribing to the mailing list on this website. The mailing
list is run independently by the local branch and we require your subscription
via this website.
All contents copyright © 1998-2010 North Hampshire CAMRA. All rights reserved.
Web pages created and maintained by James Broadfield for the North Hampshire Branch of the Campaign for Real Ale This website has been tested using various resolutions in several versions
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Mac, as well as assorted browsers using Linux operating systems. We would
appreciate any comments or suggestions that you may have about the website,
please e-mail the webmaster. |
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