LocAle

The CAMRA LocAle Scheme is an accreditation scheme to promote pubs that sell locally-brewed real ale, reducing the number of ‘beer miles’ and supporting local breweries.

The CAMRA LocAle scheme was created in 2007 by CAMRA’s Nottingham branch which wanted to help support the tradition of brewing within Nottinghamshire, following the demise of local brewer Hardys and Handsons. It has since been rolled out across the country via CAMRA’s branch network

The LocAle scheme was first introduced to Trafford & Hulme Branch in 2009. After relatively low profile beginnings, the scheme is in the process of being re-launched in Autumn 2015.

For pubs and clubs

September 6, 2015 admin

List Of LocAle Breweries

Please note that with the expansion in the number of breweries and frequency of changes, this list is out of

For pubs and clubs

June 9, 2010 admin

FREE LocAle Publicity Materials

CAMRA will provide FREE publicity materials to let customers in your pubs, club or restaurant know you are selling locally brewed

For pubs and clubs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What if beer from a brewery is delivered 50 miles away to a distribution centre before being delivered back

For Drinkers

June 8, 2010 admin

Can my local pub / club join?

If you are a drinker and know of any local pubs selling locally brewed real ale who would qualify for the

For Drinkers

June 8, 2010 admin

Which Pubs sell LocAle?

The following pubs have joined the Trafford & Hulme CAMRA LocAle scheme: Chorlton Tap 533 Wilbraham Road Chorlton-Cum-Hardy Brook Station Approach, Brooklands

For Drinkers

June 8, 2010 admin