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We’ve compiled some of our favourite bookshops - from second-hand treasures to specialist collections - near our pubs, with plenty of ideas for where to head afterwards for lunch, a pint or a cosy afternoon.

we’ve rounded up some of our favourite walks that finish at one of our pubs, so you can swap muddy boots for a pint, lunch or a well-earned Sunday roast.

We have created a new walking map that incorporates the sea views, marshes and coastal forest to the north of our pub. This 7 mile route takes approximately two and a half hours and is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts hoping to catch a glimpse of wading birds or marsh harriers.

From coastal walks and seaside towns to medieval castles and Anglo-Saxon history, there’s plenty to see within an easy drive from The Westleton Crown. Here are some of our favourite places to visit, what to do when you get there and what you can pair them with to make a day of it.

The best way to help Dunwich, Westleton and the surrounding community is to continue visiting the places that remain open, enjoying local businesses and discovering everything else the area has to offer. Here's what you can do.

Whether you're staying with us for a few nights or simply looking for ideas for your next day out, we've rounded up some of our favourite events and experiences taking place across the region.

One of the best things about the East of England is that you’re never too far from a beach where the dog can come too.

A good pub stop has a way of shaping a whole day! It might be breakfast before heading off to explore, lunch in the middle of an adventure, or drinks waiting at the end of a day on the coast.

From riverside terraces and beachside spots to village gardens made for a sunny weekend, here are a few of our favourite pub gardens for the season ahead.

Just opened, Houghton Hall’s latest major exhibition brings the work of British sculptor, Lynn Chadwick, to Norfolk for the largest UK showcase of his work in more than twenty years.

These are walks we keep coming back to - all starting and ending at a pub, so you’ve got something to look forward to at the finish.

This year we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the great landscape artist John Constable. To honor his legacy, we will be hosting upcoming events and there's lots happening in the region.

From egg hunts and nature trails to hands-on activities and animal encounters, there’s no shortage of ways to make the most of the Easter holidays.

Spring is a wonderful time to explore East Anglia. Gardens are bursting into colour, coastal paths are bustling and towns come alive with markets, festivals and outdoor events.

We sat down with Haychley from Stellabox Design to talk about the thinking behind The Ancient Mariner's new logo. It was a conversation about craft, choices, and getting the details right.

From coastal paths to market towns and countryside loops, these are some of our favourite walks from our front doors that end with fluffy roast potatoes and a Yorkshire pudding!

Here are our top five ways to spend a rainy (or not-so-rainy) afternoon in our neck of the woods.

Whether you’re planning a romantic evening, shared adventure or thoughtful gift, Valentine’s Day is a lovely excuse to spend time together.

This year we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the great landscape artist John Constable. Born in East Bergholt, he spent much of his life painting landscapes in and around Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. To honor his legacy, we will be hosting upcoming events, have created an ideal itinerary, and have created a walking map to take in some of his most iconic painting spots.

Nestled in the heart of the Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the rolling landscapes that inspired one of Britain’s greatest artists, John Constable, are waiting to be explored. Start your journey with a stay at The Crown, Stoke-by-Nayland, and finish in the charming village of East Bergholt, that The Red Lion calls home.