The Campaign for Real Ale is a voluntary organisation consisting of over 120,000 ordinary people, run by an unpaid, elected national executive and backed by a small core of professional executives. It speaks for people everywhere by fighting to save pubs and breweries from closure, attempting to improve quality and choice, and trying to ensure pub standards are raised. This year is CAMRA’s 40th year of campaigning – see the CAMRA website and our events page for birthday celebrations!
Bridgnorth is a market town in South Shropshire (somewhere between Wales and Birmingham!) with a good variety of real ale pubs. Bridgnorth CAMRA, a sub-branch of Telford and East Shropshire CAMRA, promotes CAMRA’s objectives in Bridgnorth and surrounding rural areas. We have a lively social scene, and an annual beer festival. We also encourage local pubs to serve cask ales, preferably from local breweries, and in return we nominate our favourite local pubs each year for the Good Beer Guide.
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