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The Scottish Real Ale Festival is organised by the Scottish branches of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) in association with the Scottish area of SIBA (Society of Independent Brewers). Most of the ten Scottish branches, and one other, are represented on the organising committee.
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| Festival Organiser | Bob Wallace | Ayrshire & Galloway |
| Treasurer | Kenny Gillies | Glasgow & West of Scotland |
| Technical Managers | Colin Valentine | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Richard Treadgold | Kingdom of Fife |
| Beer Manager | Jim Strang | Renfrewshire |
| Staffing Manager | Alice Waltham | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Bar Managers | Richard Harrison | Huntingdonshire |
| Eric Mills | Highlands and Western Isles |
| Jon Addinall | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Ian Brocklebank | Forth Valley |
| Owen Bell | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Products Manager | Fred Chrystal | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Health & Safety Manager | Aileen Mackinnon | Renfrewshire |
| Webmaster | Owen Bell | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Equipment Transport | Richard Harrison | Huntingdonshire |
| Membership Manager | Dave Perry | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Foyer Manager | Paul Zochowski | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Programme & PR Mgr | Graeme Watt | Ayrshire & Galloway |
| Sound Manager | Graham Cash | Edinburgh & South-east Scotland |
| Advertising & Sponsorship | Bob Wallace | Ayrshire & Galloway |
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| If you wish to contact any of the above please use the ‘Contact Us’ page. |
| About CAMRA |
The Campaign for Real Ale is Europe's largest single-issue consumer body, campaigning for increased availability and quality of real ale in the UK. CAMRA was founded in 1973 and has grown to over 110,000 members whilst remaining entirely independent.
Its main aims are to: |
| 1. | Protect and improve consumer rights |
2. | Promote quality, choice and value for money |
3. | Support the public house as a focus of community life |
4. | Campaign for greater appreciation of traditional beers, ciders and perries as part of our national heritage and culture |
5. | Seek improvements in all licensed premises and throughout the brewing industry |
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CAMRA membership costs just £20 per year and entitles to you a number of exclusive benefits such as access to branch activities, a monthly subscription to our newspaper What's Brewing and reduced for free entry to over 150 beer festivals across the country.
For more information, or to join the campaign, please visit our national website. |
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