| Name |
In recognition of |
| Peter Austin |
In recognition of his influence in the brewing industry, building many breweries and being involved in the successful campaign for the successive beer duty system. He was the first chairman of SIBA. |
| Frank Baillie |
In recognition of his work to promote beers and campaigning to save beers, breweries and threatened pubs, as well as his work, in difficult circumstances, compiling and publishing the Beer Drinkers Companion in 1973. |
| Gerald Bishop (aka Ye Gerbish) |
In recognition of his invaluable support behind the scenes at all levels of the campaign, including glass washing at festivals, folding of raffle tickets, and analysing the annual prices survey. |
| Richard Boston |
In recognition of his involvement in raising awareness of real ale and CAMRA in his column in the Guardian in the early 1970’s. |
| Alistair Boyd |
In recognition of his passion and knowledgeable supporter of real ale, cider & perry. |
| Geoff Brandwood |
In recognition of his immense and inspirational contributions to the Pub Heritage project. |
| Chris Bruton |
In recognition of his dedication to multiple aspects of the campaign at all levels, influential leadership, and knowledge of yeast and fermentation. |
| Ron Crabtree |
In recognition of his services to brewing and Huddersfield’s real ale drinkers, from setting up West Riding Brewery to running the Sair Inn at Linthwaite. |
| Tim Dawe |
In recognition of his dedication and enthusiasm in a number of roles in various local Branches. |
| Keith Dawson |
In recognition of his service to the campaign at all levels of the campaign. |
| Tony Dean |
In recognition of his service to Edinburgh & South East Scotland branch, and his boundless enthusiasm. |
| Tony Eastwood |
In recognition of his inspiration and commitment to the distribution of real ale. He was the founder of Small Beer. |
| Sarah Edmondson |
In recognition of her dedication to the campaign at all levels and work over the years at GBBF and Wolverhampton Beer Festival. |
| Mike Field |
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to Heavy Woollen Branch of CAMRA, being instrumental in setting up the branch, being the longest-standing branch member, and founder of the Beerhouses chain of pubs. |
| Valentine “Boathook” Fowler |
In recognition of his dedication to the campaign on the South coast, including being spectacularly successful in signing up new members and, assisting with the Isle of Wight Beer Exhibition in the early years. |
| Peter “Spyke” Golding |
In recognition of his service to Nottingham branch, contribution to Nottinghamshire Drinker, championing of ‘PUBlic’ transport, and being full of mischief. |
| Joe Goodwin |
In recognition of his commitment to campaigning and championing of street corner locals and community pubs. |
| ‘Arry Hart |
In recognition of his services to pubs in London, the UK and round the world. |
| John Holland |
In recognition of his service to the campaign at all levels and dedication to clubs campaigning, where his enthusiasm helped clubs campaigning progress over the years. |
| Julian Hough |
In recognition of his dedication to the campaign at all levels and his role in the creation of WhatPub, which went on to become one of the central parts of CAMRA’s campaign. |
| Michael Jackson |
In recognition of his passion for real ale and massively influential articles and books. |
| Bob Jones |
In recognition of his passion and commitment to the campaign at all levels, in numerous roles, and work over the years at various beer festivals. |
| Rhys Jones |
In recognition of his dedication to the campaign at all levels, including cider and perry, the Welsh region and pubs heritage. |
| Dan Kane |
In recognition of his innovative and determined campaigning, dedication to pubs, real ale, and brewing, along with history of brewing, and breweriana. |
| Alex Kovacevic |
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to West Middlesex Branch from formation in 1974 including organising the Ealing Beer Festival and assisting other festivals across Greater London. |
| Sally Lavender |
In recognition of her work at all levels of the campaign, including helping people to understand beers, ciders and perries through tutored tastings. |
| Dennis Lister |
In recognition of his outstanding commitment to Grimsby and North East Lincolnshire branch, serving many years as Secretary, and instigating Cleethorpes Beer Festival. |
| Leslie Maggs |
In recognition of his work to support the campaign, his branch and his region, as well as delivering the regional magazine and holding various branch positions. |
| Terry Morton |
In recognition of his long standing service to Derby branch and festivals. |
| Reg Newcombe |
In recognition of his long standing service to Derby branch, ale guides and festivals. |
| Roy Pearson |
In recognition of his promotion of beer and services to Wigan branch. He was instrumental in the formation of Wigan Beer Week. |
| John Reek |
In recognition of his support for cider and perry bars throughout the country, not only supplying them but also working on them and collecting emergency supplies when necessary. |
| Colin Riddett |
In recognition of his dedication to the campaign at all levels in London and nationally. |
| Roger Ryman |
In recognition of his services to the brewing industry. Working for St. Austell Brewery as Head Brewer, he created a new range of ales and put Cornwall on the map with the Celtic beer festival held at the brewery. |
| Jim Scanlon |
In recognition of his dedication to the development of the campaign at all levels in London and nationally. |
| John Strange |
In recognition of his pivotal role in the early days of CAMRA, including his work to establish branches in the North West of England and recruiting members. |
| Chris Stringer |
In recognition of his commitment to the campaign and support to beer festivals, branches and members. He was always there to help and advise. |
| Mark Taylor |
In recognition of his dedication to the campaign at all levels, including 25 years on Finance Committee and his involvement in EBCU for many years. |
| Paula Waters |
In recognition of her dedication to the campaign and members at all levels, as well as many years of work at GBBF. She was our first female national chairman and spent many hours looking after volunteers at GBBF. |
| John Wood |
In recognition of his services to brewing and Rutland branch, including using his experience from his time with Oakham Brewery to help new brewers and instigating a cider bar at the branch’s beer festival. |
| Warren Wordsworth |
In recognition of his commitment to the campaign and support to the local branch and their members. |
| John Young |
In recognition of his work in leading the cause of real ale in pubs as Chairman of Young’s Brewery well before CAMRA was formed. |
