Campaigning for good beer in good pubs in north Lancashire and beyond

CAMRA Lunesdale

Coming up...

  • Tuesday October 13 8 pm : Branch Meeting, Boot & Shoe (Lancaster)

    • CAMRA

    This Branch

    Three people in a brewery with a framed certificate
    Farm Yard Brewery (Cockerham) being presented with a certificate for achieving gold in the speciality beer category in CAMRA's Champion Beer of Britain competiton for Hoof, their coffee stout. (l-r Steven Holmes [founder and brewer], Harry Slinger [Bar Manager], Martin Sherlock [Lunesdale Branch Secretary])
    Three people in a bar with a framed certificate
    Old School Brewery (Warton) being presented with a certificate as Lunesdale Branch Pub of the Year 2026 (l-r Paige Fox, Chloe Wallbank [Bar Manager], Philip Wilson [Lunesdale Branch Chairman])
    Four people in a bar with a framed certificate
    Tide & Tap (Morecambe) being presented with a certificate as Lunesdale Branch Best Newcomer 2026 (l-r Philip Wilson [Lunesdale Branch Chairman], George Shepherd, Jennie Chapman, Steven Shepherd [owners])

    News

    The Dalton Arms (Glasson Dock) is to let.

    The King’s Arms (Morecambe) is to let.

    The New Inn (Galgate) is for sale.

    The Cottams Field (Lancaster) is to close in the autumn.

    The Snug (Carnforth) is closed.

    The Cornerhouse (Lancaster) is ro close for refurbishment

    The Old Bank (Morecambe) is now owned by the owners of the Dispensary (Heysham). One real ale is promised.

    A new micro, Prince Albert (Morecambe) has opened. Two real ales.

    The bar of the Community Sports Club (Garstang) is soon to reopen as Riverside Tap..

    Our Club of the Year:

    Gregson Centre