This is from a publication called Innspeak, based in West Yorkshire
"CAMRA's Southern beer bias
As if to underline the southern bias of the Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) visitors to this year's BBC Good Food Show will be able to learn about the wonders of real ale and sample a host of regional brews.
The consumer group will be offering the so called Great British Beer Experience at the event at the NEC Birmingham from November 26-30 but, from the list of 15 regional brews put together by CAMRA only two are from North of Watford and there are no examples from Yorkshire.
Nik Antona, CAMRA regional director for West Midlands said "An event of such magnitude and reputation provides the perfect environment for people to learn a little more about real ale and its importance within our national culture. With such a regional spread of samplings on offer in the tasting theatre, we hope to show visitors the importance of their LOCAL brew in relation to the growth in cask ale sales at the moment"
I do hope this is not true. If it is, then shame on CAMRA.