The Campaign for Real Ale: Campaigning for pubs, pints and people since 1971
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ALT There is a blue square border around a white background that has black text on it. The text in the centre says MEDIA REQUEST with please contact press@camra.org.uk below. A black CAMRA logo is in the top right corner.
ALT A polaroid style photo of a pint labelled 'Cask is king' and a crown doodle is on top of a dark grey/blue background. Text reads 'You can't try this at home,' promoting CAMRA beer festivals.
ALT A white circle with a shadow underneath. Inside the white circle is black text and a black CAMRA logo. The background is dark blue with colourful fireworks exploding in various bright colours.
ALT A smiling woman with a yellow checked shirt and red hair behind a bar with a row of cask handpulls. In the foreground is a out of focus pint
ALT Ash smiling whilst wearing a black zipped fleece with Big Ben out of focus int he background and a cloudy sky.
ALT Photo of the exterior of the Dog and Duck by Ruth Sloan. The pub is painted dark green at the bottom and cream at the top. Window planters have pink flowers in them, and a canopy is over the front window. An old fashioned lamp is to the right of the pub. Infront of the pubs are three classic racing cars. At the top of the pub is a hanging pub sign with a graphic of a dog and a duck on a green background.
ALT A CAMRA graphic promoting members free festival entry. There is a white polaroid framed photo in the centre with five people holding their pints in a cheers. Black text across the top says get out the group chat and into the round. It says notifications off next to a smart phone toggle button. More black text across the bottom says get free entry to over 100 beer festivals across the UK as a CAMRA member. A white CAMRA logo is in the bottom right corner.