Coastal Pub Walk to The Crab and Lobster, Bembridge, Isle of Wight

This Week's Pub Walk... along the Coastal Footpath to The Crab and Lobster, Bembridge, Isle of Wight

The Crab and Lobster is situation on the edge of the beach near to the Coastguard Station and unsurprisingly offers locally caught shellfish as a speciality. It has earned a place in both The Good Pub Guide 2008 and AA Pub Guide.

This is an easy circular pub walk along sea shore and woodland with a chance to visit Bembridge Windmill.

Click on Crab and Lobster Pub Walks to download details of this pub walk and for others nearby visit Isle of Wight Pub Walks.

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Syndale Valley Pub Walk to The Chequers Inn at Doddington, Faversham, Kent

This Week's Pub Walk... in the Syndale Valley to The Chequers Inn at Doddington, Faversham, Kent

The walk offers a choice of start points from pubs in different villages and is available as a high quality pdf leaflet which can be downloaded for free at Chequers Inn Pub Walk.

The Chequers Inn is an ideal place for a refreshment break; it’s over 400 years old, is reputed to be haunted, and has won awards for its real ale. It's therefore not surpring that it features in CAMRA's Good Beer Guide 2008.

The Syndale Valley has networks of public footpaths and offers wonderful walks (and pubs!). The Syndale Valley walks leaflet created by Faversham Council is excellent and worth the few minutes it takes to download .

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www.NationalTrust.org.uk - Free Binoculars for New Members

www.NationalTrust.org.uk - Free Binoculars for New Members

Yes, that's right, The National Trust will give you a free pair of binoculars when you join online, plus 3 months free membership (12 months for the price of 9) when you pay by direct debit.

It's over 20 years since I joined The National Trust and I have gained real pleasure from the 700 miles of spectacular coastline, 600,000 acres of beautiful countryside and 300 historic houses that it protects. As a charity it receives no government support and works tirelessly to conserve these key elements of our national heritage.

So, apart from the free binoculars and free 3 months' membership, here are some other reasons why I recommend joining online today:

• FREE entry and parking at more than 300 historic houses and gardens.
• FREE parking at National Trust countryside and coastline locations.
• Your Members Handbook is a complete guide to all of the places you can visit.
• Regional Newsletters packed with details of special events at locations near you.
• Three editions of The National Trust Magazine, featuring news, views, gardening and letters, exclusively for members.
• Plus you can feel good about supporting all the great work The National Trust does to support our precious heritage.

To benefit from this special offer while it is still available or to simply find out more about the great work they do, click on National Trust Special Offer.

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Circular Coastal Pub Walk to The Cross Keys at Aldeburgh, Suffolk

Circular Coastal Pub Walk to The Cross Keys at Aldeburgh, Suffolk

This easy circular pub walk is a little longer than some at 5 miles but offers great variety.

It starts from a quiet car park on the edge of Aldeburgh, travels along the old railway line to Thorpeness and returns via the coast along the beach.

Include a welcome stop at The Cross Keys which features in The Good Pub Guide 2008. It is a 16th Century extended pub offering simple food, real ales, woodburners and friendly service. Children welcome.

For details click on Cross Keys Pub Walk or you can find others in the area at Suffolk Pub Walks.

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Publicans ... A Pub Walk for "Proud of Pubs Week"

Publicans ... A Pub Walk for "Proud of Pubs Week"

If you run a pub and would like to draw some of us 8 million regular walkers to your door then why not use Proud of Pubs Week to start a competition to find the best walk featuring your pub?

The free guide 10 Easy Steps to a Successful Pub Walk explains the simple steps that you can take to put your pub on the walkers' map. This is a major but often neglected market of potential customers who work up an appetite and thirst as part of their hobby!

So if you want to satisfy our needs, find out how your customers can help discover your best pub walk. Take the first step by simply downloading the free report 10 Easy Steps to a Successful Pub Walk.

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Walkers ... Proud of Pubs Week: 13th - 20th July 2008

Walkers ... Proud of Pubs Week: 13th - 20th July 2008

Sponsored by the Publican trade magazine, Proud of Pubs Week is aimed at showcasing "the fantastic things pubs, licensees and their staff are doing in their communities". It is a chance for all of us to demonstrate our support for our pubs and that we are proud of our pub tradition.

So why not take the opportunity to download a pub walk and visit a pub near you? Even better, why not submit a pub walk for others to enjoy and help your favourite pub generate some new customers?

Many of our pubs need our help to survive and this is one cause where offering that help can be a real pleasure in itself.

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Hampshire Food Festival 1st - 31st July 2008

Hampshire Food Festival 1st - 31st July 2008

This comprises 120 different events celebrating the county's food and drink. Many pubs are taking part, organising beer festivals, offering special local dishes and running fun events. One of the sponsors is Fullers Brewery and their pubs will be laying on some special dishes including at one of our favourites - the Wykeham Arms in Winchester.

Sounds like a good excuse to try our Wykeham Arms pub walk or a selection of our other Hampshire pub walks.

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Pub Walk to The Fernhill Public House at Poulton-Le-Fylde, Lancashire

Pub Walk to Fernhill Public House at Poulton-Le-Fylde, Lancashire

An easy family pub walk down to the River Wyre and the Site of Special Scientific Interest at Barnaby's Sands.

Easy, level walking along roads, tracks and fields. Field paths can be muddy. Look out for the old brine wells as you work your way down to the River Wyre. The route includes a section of the 16 mile Wyre Way which is a circular walk from Knott End to Fleetwood.

The Fernhill was first built in 1840 as a country landowners residence and continued as such for over 100 years. In the 1950's the building was converted into a restaurant and opened to the public before finally becoming both a public house and restaurant in the 1970's.

For details click on Fernhill Public House Pub Walk or you can find others in the area at Lancashire Pub Walks.

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