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Recognise the production and serving of cask ale as Intangible Cultural Heritage

Following the UK’s ratification of UNESCO's Convention for the  Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, we call on the Government to recognise production and serving of traditional British cask ale as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
The online petition for this campaign is now closed.
41026 people signed it, 605 from constituencies that cover the branch area.
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Full Pints

How often have you gone into a pub for a pint and been given a glass that's got an inch of froth in it? You asked for a pint, you paid for a pint so why didn't you get a pint? For the full story, and what you can do about it, visit our national web site at www.camra.org.uk. Or you could go to another pub that does give you a full pint when you ask for one.
You can also write to your local Trading Standards office. If there are enough complaints, perhaps the industry WILL realise that we aren't happy with the current situation and the Government will keep to its promise to protect you and me from short measure.
And, of course, you can join CAMRA and help us to campaign. To join on-line, visit our national web site.
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This page last updated: 21 Oct 2025

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