Peterborough

Campaign for Real Ale

Campaign for Real Ale
Welcome to the Peterborough Branch website

About Us
Welcome to our website.
The Peterborough & District Branch of CAMRA (the Campaign for Real Ale) started in 1975, when a group of real ale enthusiasts met at the Bull in Market Deeping.
Our branch covers three counties and two regions, from Weldon, N'hants in the west, to the Tydd villages in the east, Bourne to the north and Titchmarsh marks our southern boundary.

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Stuck for a present? CAMRA's Good Beer Guide 2024 is available here


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Chairman Darren Lee presents the 2024 Pub of the Year trophy to landlord Tom Beran at the Bumble.
Congratulations to all involved in making this little pub such a success.

Our Vice-chair, Jackie presents the Town Pub of the Year 2024 award to the team at the Thirsty Giraffe, Deeping St James
Vice-Chair Jackie hands the Town Pub of the Year certificate to Steve Williams and the team at Deeping St James' newest pub, the Thirsty Giraffe
Pub Guide
Find our local pubs - this opens an
active map and an alphabetical list of the
pubs, bars and clubs in our branch area
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Lincolnshire Pub of the Year 2023

The Five Horseshoes, Barholm is best in the county
Congratulations to Emma, Matt and all the team!!


Beer Around 'Ere - See the latest edition
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Click to view all our pub guides here

About CAMRA

CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, is an independent, voluntary, consumer organisation which campaigns for real ale, real pubs and consumer rights.
Membership is open to all individuals although corporate entities such as breweries and pubs are not members.
CAMRA is governed by a voluntary unpaid national executive, elected by the membership. We have a branch structure which means that all members can join a local CAMRA branch and campaign and socialise locally. There are around 200 branches covering the UK and many of the branches run local beer festivals, publish local newsletters and run social events to pubs and breweries.
CAMRA is financed through membership subscriptions, sales of products such as books and sweatshirts, and from the proceeds of beer festivals.

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