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Sir Geoff Palmer: ‘Intellectual giant’ and Heriot-Watt University academic dies aged 85

Human Rights · Scotland

Sir Geoff Palmer: ‘Intellectual giant’ and Heriot-Watt University academic dies aged 85

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Sir Geoff Palmer - a professor emeritus at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh See the Story

Walter Brueggemann, Influential Biblical Scholar, Dies at 92

Walter Brueggemann, Influential Biblical Scholar, Dies at 92

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Walter Brueggemann, one of the most widely respected Bible scholars of the past century, died Thursday (June 5) at his home in Michigan. He was 92.See the Story

Five a day: the wholesome vegetable beers of the Balkans

Romania · Romania

Five a day: the wholesome vegetable beers of the Balkans

How many times do you need to come across different vegetable beers before you start thinking it might be a regional style? It’s debatable whether Romania counts as being in the Balkans. It certainly shares some culinary heritage with its neighbours to the south, however, including a fondness for roasted vegetable spreads. Red pepper is the most common base vegetable but tomatoes, aubergines and beans can also feature. In Romania these spreads a…Read Article

News, nuggets and longreads 31 May 2025: Time Shelter

Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got California common, mild madness, and ‘banal nationalism’. First, a BrewDog update – something we’ve not had in a while, it seems. The brewery announced a rebrand of its core range this week, promising a ‘revolution’. It’s interesting that the place we heard about this was via the business networking platform LinkedIn where people were not impressed. A…Manchester, England · Manchester Read Article

Session #147: The value of fictional pubs

The topic for The Session this month, as set by Phil at Beer Diary, is pubs in fiction – which happens to be one of our favourite subjects. Thinking about pubs in fiction in broad terms, the things tend to grab our attention: good, accurate depictions of pubs – these people know the score awful depictions that tell us the creators don’t have a clue historical sources that tell us something about the history or culture of the pub One example fro…England · England Read Article

News, nuggets and longreads 24 May 2025: The Listeners

Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got Belfast, brewery stats, and beer in the park. stats, and beers in the park. First, some news: updated figures from SIBA show that there are now 136 fewer breweries operating in the UK than at this time in 2024, leaving a total of 1,641. You might remember the peak of around 2,000 breweries a few years ago. Since then, the COVID-19 pandemic, economic t…Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

News, nuggets and longreads 17 May 2025: City of Last Chances

Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got interviews, reviews, and pub guides. First, some news about Jennings via Roger Protz on Bluesky: More good news re #JenningsBrewery: not only escaped the clutches of Carlsberg-Britvic, the new independent owners have recruited Buster Grant as Head Brewer, highly respected from Batemans, planning to restore Cumberland Ale, Jennings Bitter & Snecklifter…Liverpool, England · Liverpool Read Article

News, nuggets and longreads 10 May 2025: Hell House

Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week – even when we’re on holiday. This time, we’ve got low-alcohol beer, fancy taps, and cheese. First, some news we’d missed: Ilkley Brewery went into administration at the end of April. And some more recent news we did catch: a local investor has stepped into prevent the brewery’s closure. “The past 12 months have been extremely challenging,” Ilkley’s Luke Raven says in the …Derby, United Kingdom · Derby Read Article

News, nuggets and longreads 3 May 2025: Istanbul (Not Constantinople)

Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got trains, indie beer, and wallpaper. First, some news, via John ‘The Beer Nut’ Duffy and the European Beer Consumers’ Union (EBCU). We’ve just spent several weeks travelling across Europe by train and bus, finally reaching Istanbul, only to learn that the best railway station pint anywhere on the continent can be found in Sheffield: The European Beer C…Trains · Istanbul Read Article

Appreciating the machine in hospitality

Sometimes you go for a beer and a bite to eat and find yourself in the jaws of a machine – and it’s not always an unpleasant experience. These are hospitality operations run with total efficiency. At first, you might think, ugh, this is all a bit charmless. Not very organic. Not very artisanal or indie. But after a while, if you submit to it, you might start to appreciate its sheer effectiveness, which does actually translate into a form of good…Romania · Romania Read Article

News, nuggets and longreads 26 April 2025: Alley of Cosmonauts

Every week we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got Breton pubs, pub grub, and sparklers. First, some news. At The Drinks Business Jessica Mason reports on statistics about the apparent decline of the German beer industry: Shocking new figures from the Statistisches Bundesamt office have revealed that global interest in German beer is rapidly diminishing alongside continued ambivalence for local beer in G…Germany · Germany Read Article

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