The Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) campaigns for real ale, real pubs and consumer rights. We are an independent, voluntary organisation with over 180,000 members.
Shrewsbury is the County Town of Shropshire and is one of the most historic towns in England. It boasts a host of medieval buildings, castles and museums as well as some excellent Old Inns and Pubs.
Our branch covers the Western half of Shropshire, which includes the towns of Shrewsbury, Oswestry, Whitchurch and Ludlow. Take a look at our Branch Map.
Our Facebook page is here.
Our Facebook Festival Page is here.
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Winter 2017
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Autumn 2017
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Can you please tell me how I can get tickets for the Shrewsbury beer festival on the 19th of July? There’s three of us planning on travelling up from the South East and staying in Shrewsbury…so we need to make sure we can get tickets first. Many thanks…
Howard Cooper
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No need for tickets at this festival. You may have to queue a little at peak times, but everyone should get in.
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Do you need volunteers to work the bar at the festival on Friday
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Thanks for the offer. Just send your email address privately via the ‘Contact the Branch’ option above, and we’ll put you in touch with our Festival Staffing Officer.
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No Stonehouse sold at any of the supermarkets in Oswestry, other than Stan’s Superstore in St. Martin’s. Shocking! Thank goodness that it is sold at Boozed Up! and Twelve Green Bottles though!
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Branch missive needed to Sainsburys, keep a template as sure other nationals are in a siimi!ar state of denial.
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I just tried to buy some Shropshire Ale in Sainsbury’s ( “it’s our values that make us different”.) only one bottle amongst the hundreds on sale…Shropshire Lad. I complained perhaps we all should?
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Good idea Simon! Come on folks – let’s change their minds about stocking local beers.
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Get yourselves along to your local Co-Op. All the Shrewsbury branches stock a decent range of local ales. I’d rather buy my ale there than in one of the big supermarkets anyway.
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