Organisers say there are 'unresolvable supply chain issues' regarding the event's infrastructure.
A beer festival has been cancelled due to Covid-19 and Brexit.
Cambridge Beer Festival was due to take place on Jesus Green between 23 and 28 May, but it had not been confirmed."A combination of the Covid-19 pandemic, Brexit and other factors have led to unresolvable supply chain issues for critical elements of the festival infrastructure," organisers said onThey urged people to continue supporting local pubs, breweries and cider makers who "have struggled over the past few years".
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