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	Leeds CAMRA
		It was more than 30 years ago that a group of consumers got together and persuaded the big breweries to continue producing real ale.
		CAMRA is one of the most successful consumer organisations in Europe.
		General information about CAMRA can be found on the National Site.
	www.leeds-camra.com (163 words)

	CAMRA Aims (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CAMRA's mission is to act as the champion of the consumer in relation to the UK and European drinks industry.
		CAMRA also sees a need to promote and protect some quality bottled beers that are not bottle conditioned, as survivors of certain styles, or as interesting beers in their own right.
		CAMRA believes that customers have the right to know what is in their drink and where it comes from.
	www.nherts-camra.org.uk /aims.htm (592 words)

	CAMRA - Coalition for the Advancement of Medical Research Australia
		CAMRA was formed in 2001 to advocate for the advancement of breakthrough research in regenerative medicine in order to cure disease and alleviate suffering.
		CAMRA endorses and encourages research with both embryonic and adult stem cells into the cause, treatment and prevention of diabetes, Parkinson's disease, spinal cord injury, motor neurone disease and many other neurodegenerative and neuromuscular disorders.
		CAMRA supports Australian embryonic stem cell research with the hope that therapies can be developed to help the hundreds of thousands of Australians who suffer from the array of diseases, disorders and disabilities.
	www.camra.org.au /whatis.html (158 words)

	Campaign for Real Ale - York Branch
		CAMRA is organised into local branches run by volunteers; you have reached the home page of the York branch, Yorkshire's oldest.
		NBSS Co-ordinator and CAMRA Director Brett Laniosh says it is the simplest way for CAMRA members to give feedback on the state of beer in British pubs as the website can be accessed at any time.
		CAMRA believes that if you pay for a pint of beer then that is what you should get - a full pint of liquid.
	www.yorkcamra.free-online.co.uk (742 words)

	CAMRA - Campaign for Real Ale - Dursley Sub-Branch - Home (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CAMRA’s mission is to act as the champion of the consumer in relation to the UK and European drinks industry.
		CAMRA also sees a need to promote and protect some quality bottled beers that are not bottle conditioned, as survivors of certain styles, or as interesting beers in their own right.
		CAMRA supports retention of low gravity beers and we encourage brewers to produce beers of different gravities and styles.
	www.easywell.co.uk /camra/index.htm (323 words)

	Campaign for Real Ale
		New figures from CAMRA show that a whopping 26.6% of pints served in pubs contain less than 95% beer.
		CAMRA is taking its campaign for a full pint straight to the top by launching a national petition calling on the Prime Minister to put an end to short beer measures.
		CAMRA is proud to once again sponsor the Great British Beer Experience at the BBC Good Food Show from the 28th November to the 2nd December.
	www.camra.org.uk (467 words)

	Chilbolton Weather Web - CAMRa radar
		CAMRa is the largest steerable meteorological radar in the world, located at Chilbolton Observatory in Hampshire.
		Please note, CAMRa is not usually operated on a daily basis, but provides researchers with radar data about specific individual meteorological events.
		Plots from CAMRa showing radar reflectivity, differential reflectivity, linear depolarisation ratio, doppler velocity and differential phase shift.
	www.chilbolton.rl.ac.uk /weather/camra.htm (245 words)

	Reading & Mid Berkshire CAMRA - The Campaign for Real Ale
		CAMRA is the pub-goers champion, we promote fine beers in great pubs and defend the rights of the drinker.
		Reading CAMRA are against this proposal and feel it is unreasonable to force pubs which have no history of trouble, and who only occasionally stay open after 11pm, to use the plastic vessels.
		Reading CAMRA are not against the use of plastic or pubs which choose to use it, but we are against the proposal to force it.
	www.readingcamra.org.uk (853 words)

	Welcome to Newark CAMRA
		CAMRA's mission is to act as champion of the consumer in relation to the UK and European beer and drinks industry.
		CAMRA has been described as 'the most successful consumer group in Europe'.
		The members of Newark CAMRA are part of this campaign, and the following web pages will keep you informed of their local activities.
	www.newarkcamra.org.uk (213 words)

	CAMRA. Campaign for Real Ale. Erewash Valley.
		CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) in the Erewash Valley area started in May 1996, when a small group of people who enjoy a drop of real ale and socialising, met with other like-minded people at the Good Beer Guide listed pub 'The Dewdrop' on Station Street in Ilkeston.
		We originated as a sub-branch of Nottingham CAMRA until May 2000 when we decided to try and make it on our own.
		We venture out as much as possible, either to meetings, or on survey crawls within our branch area, to local beer festivals and mini-bus tours of the surrounding area and even further afield.
	www.erewash-camra.org (309 words)

	Campaign for Real Ale - York Branch
		CAMRA is organised into local branches run by volunteers; you have reached the home page of the York branch, Yorkshire's oldest.
		We are asking all CAMRA members as well as other pub goers to become active in January and February by ordering promotional material for their local pubs and encouraging them to take part in the first Community Pubs Week.
		NBSS Co-ordinator and CAMRA Director Brett Laniosh says it is the simplest way for CAMRA members to give feedback on the state of beer in British pubs as the website can be accessed at any time.
	www.yorkcamra.free-online.co.uk /index.html (815 words)

	Reading & Mid Berkshire CAMRA - The Campaign for Real Ale
		CAMRA is the pub-goers champion, we promote fine beers in great pubs and defend the rights of the drinker.
		Reading CAMRA are against this proposal and feel it is unreasonable to force pubs which have no history of trouble, and who only occasionally stay open after 11pm, to use the plastic vessels.
		Reading CAMRA are not against the use of plastic or pubs which choose to use it, but we are against the proposal to force it.
	www.readingcamra.org.uk /home/about_camra.asp (809 words)

	South Devon CAMRA
		Welcome to the website of South Devon CAMRA, the local Branch of the Campaign for Real Ale run by a commited group of volunteers who are passionate about pubs, traditional ales, ciders and perries.
		As a part of CAMRA we aim to maintain consumer rights, promote quality, choice and value for money.
		If you are keen to find out more about our activities, help out at our beer festivals, visit local pubs etc. drop us an E-mail, call us or come along to one of our monthly meetings or beer festivals.
	www.southdevoncamra.com (489 words)

	ELY ON-LINE - REAL ALE - CAMRA
		Ely CAMRA is a sub branch of Cambridge.
		As branches go, we are quite a dynamic little group frequently arranging brewery trips, social trips etc. we always, rather sensibly, arrange a mini bus for branch meetings out of Ely and have just appointed, at last month's branch elections, a bottom-kicking new committee.
		There is no camra meeting in December, it is replaced by a Christmas Social at the"fat Cat" in Norwich.
	www.ely.org.uk /eventsCAMRA.htm (350 words)

	About Cider - CAMRA
		It is well worth you tracking down some real ciders and perries and more and more people are discovering for themselves how deliciously mellow, aromatic and intoxicating the flavours of naturally produced real cider can be.
		As a result of the difficulties facing real cider, CAMRA set up a cider and perry committee within CAMRA to inform consumers about the choice of real cider and perry available and to encourage the producers to continue production.
		The competition for the Cider & Perry Pub of the Year closed on the 17.4.07 and Judging is currently underway.
	www.camra.org.uk /cider (275 words)

	Campaigns - CAMRA - Morning Advertiser (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, is an independent, voluntary, consumer organisation which campaigns for real ale, real pubs and consumer rights.
		CAMRA currently has 80,000 individual members and has been described as the most successful consumer group in Europe.
		CAMRA is governed by a voluntary unpaid national executive elected by the membership.
	www.morningadvertiser.co.uk /news_category.aspx?categoryid=87 (516 words)

	Archive 2005 - CAMRA
		CAMRA urges pub goers to have their say on English smoking ban 20/06/2005
		CAMRA demands assurances from Wolves on the future of Jennings 20/05/2005
		CAMRA seeks to block takeover of Jennings Brewery 27/04/2005
	www.camra.co.uk /page.aspx?o=180738 (424 words)

	CAMRA Lunesdale: Home Page
		The inn on Moor Lane, reputed to have been the site of the last drinking place of the Pendle Witches, was given the award for its fine selection of real ales and its welcoming atmosphere.
		CAMRA Chairman Cliff Laine presents the award to Macy Cookson (right) and Jon Davis, with members of staff
		Visit the National CAMRA site (also from the logo top left)
	www.lunesdalecamra.org.uk (182 words)

	Oxford CAMRA: What's New
		Neil Hoggarth, and the contents are Copyright © 1999-2007 the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).
		Any views expressed on this site are those of individual contributers and local campaigners, and not necessarily those of the Campaign for Real Ale Ltd. If you experience any problems with the site, or have any comments to make about it, please send a message to webmaster@oxfordcamra.org.uk.
		See the Contact Info page for any other Oxford CAMRA related enquires.
	www.oxfordcamra.org.uk (152 words)

	Cambridge & District CAMRA
		The benefits of CAMRA membership - Local Secrets
		CAMRA National HQ - East Anglia branches updated 22-Apr-2006
		Links to other relevant pages such as public transport updated 6-Mar-2005
	www.cambridge-camra.org.uk (167 words)

	Portsmouth & South East Hants CAMRA
		Fullers plan to reduce Festival Mild to a seasonal beer
		To find out more about CAMRA nationally, please visit our national web site by clicking on the CAMRA logo
		Views expressed in these pages are not necessarily those of CAMRA either locally or nationally
	www.psehcamra.org.uk (231 words)

	Cheshire Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA)
		Whilst every effort is made to ensure that the information on this site is accurate and up to date, no responsibility for errors and omissions can be accepted.
		Links to external servers and hosted sites do not imply any official CAMRA endorsement of the opinions or ideas expressed therein, or guarantee the validity of the information provided.
		In case of errors or comments on these pages please contact the webmaster@outinncheshire.co.uk
	www.outinncheshire.co.uk (223 words)

	Wightwash - Isle of Wight CAMRA (beer and pubs)
		Wightwash - Isle of Wight CAMRA (beer and pubs)
		The Official Website of the Isle of Wight branch of CAMRA
		THE VIEWS EXPRESSED ON THIS SITE ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE EDITOR OR CAMRA EITHER LOCALLY OR NATIONALLY
	www.wightwash.org.uk (173 words)

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