Club of the Year 2025
Download scoring formIt’s that time of year again when real ale drinkers across St Helens get to decide on which is the best club in our region serving real ale.
Six local clubs have been shortlisted for St Helens CAMRA Club of the Year award 2025. So, it’s now down to real ale drinkers to come out and vote for who they think deserves the accolade.
The St Helens CAMRA Club of the Year can be voted for by all CAMRA members registered with the branch and any club that sells real ale and meets the criteria set out by CAMRA nationally, can be included in the competition.
Ian Pye, Pubs Officer for St Helens and District CAMRA said:
“The voting for Club of the Year is open to all St Helens and District CAMRA members and I’d encourage anyone who is a member to get out there and vote.
“Since we relaunched the branch club of the year award we’ve seen the number of clubs in our area serving real ale increase. Haydock Reading Room is also in the running for the National Club of the Year for 2024 showing what a great success selling real ale can be for a club. The only way a club can win this award though is if people take part in the final scoring for branch Club of the Year by visiting and scoring each one on the shortlist.”
Members can help select the 2025 Club of the Year by scoring each club and submitting their completed form by 11 March 2025. The scoring forms are available to download online.
All venues need to be scored to make them eligible for consideration for Club of the Year. Once all venues have been visited and scored for the competition, people can return forms via email (poty@sthelens.camra.org.uk) no later than 11th March or hand in in person at the committee meeting on 12th March (venue TBC)
We are pleased to announce the clubs in the shortlist for the 2025 branch Club of the Year competition are:
St Mary’s Catholic Club, Billinge