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.

Old Hunstanton is in a quiet spot on the Norfolk coast. It’s the kind of place where plans stay open-ended - long walks turn into sundowners.

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.

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

The Cottage, tucked away in the old pump house at The Maltings, is a thoughtfully reimagined space made for calm and restorative moments. Find out more through the women who know it best, Jemma, owner, and Katie, beauty therapist.

Whatever the season, visiting a stately home is a great way to spend a few hours and we’ve rounded up some of the best stately homes across the region, as well as where you can find a bite to eat, a drink, or a place to stay after your day out.

Whether you’re a seasoned birdwatcher, a slow-paced walker, or simply craving space to reconnect with nature, East Anglia offers some of the best spots for birdwatching and walking holidays.

We’ve rounded up some of our country and coastal walks around the East of England - each with a pub at the heart of it - so lace up your boots and grab the dog lead to celebrate National Walking Month.

Lazy mornings, long lunches, and a walk in the fresh air – Sundays are made for slowing down and taking everything in.

From scenic walks and hidden gems to attractions and seasonal experiences, our Spring Guide is packed with inspiration.

Celebrate your love for good food, endless adventures in the east of England, and being able to share it with the people who matter most.

When our founder announced off-handedly that he had popped to The Globe for a pint with Jeremy Clarkson there was only one explanation.

Set on the edge of Thornham, north Norfolk, overlooking unspoilt expanses of salt marshes, our traditional pub with rooms is a cosy spot to

Pull on a second layer, lace up your walking boots and grab the dog lead for a romp around the fields or brisk walk on the beach. All before

It can be hard to feel inspired when the forecast becomes a little grey, but fear-not, we've compiled a guide of hauntingly-good fun to be h

As the days get brighter and the nights get shorter there's plenty to see and do in our region. Whether you're outdoorsy or more indoorsy , a lone traveller or come with the family and four-legged friend, there's an adventure waiting for you in easy reach of one of our pubs. CAMBRIDGESHIRE ESSEX NORFOLK SUFFOLK CAMBRIDGESHIRE The Rupert Brooke , Grantchester and The Carpenters Arms , Great Wilbraham Art and Culture The ideal place to find cover when the heaven'

We are proud to work with some of the best producers in our region, our Norfolk Heroes menu pays homage to some of our favourites! ​ From locally sourced, line-caught fish to estate game, we explore the very best of the Norfolk coastline. The menu served weekly at our three north Norfolk coastal pubs; The Wiveton Bell , The Feathers in Holt and The Globe in Wells-Next-The-Sea. The menu focuses on three producers within a 20 mile radius of our Norfolk pubs, but often much cl

A BRIEF HISTORY East Anglia was involved on a larger scale than most people know in World War Two. So much so that in 1940, after the Dunkirk evacuation, Germany was setting their invasion sights on Great Britain for Operation 'Sealion'. Britain had established some of its most formidable defences all over the East Anglian coastline: barbed wire, land/sea mines, steel traps (steel implements in the sand) and hundreds of pillboxes that you often still see near coastal roads to