Budget accommodation doesn’t have to be basic, as Stable Court proves. Bag a bargain stay and enjoy creative local cuisine at the neighbouring pub, just a few miles from the North Norfolk coast … More DOG-FRIENDLY PUB REVIEW: Stable Court at The Blue Bell, Langham
The historic quayside town of Burnham-on-Crouch is one of the best kept secrets in Essex – and you’ll fall for it hook, line and sinker if a trip to The Oyster Smack Inn is on the cards … More DOG-FRIENDLY PUB REVIEW: The Oyster Smack Inn, Burnham-on-Crouch
According to Norse mythology, Thor was the god of thunder – and if your dog suffers from dry, cracked pads, the soothing paw wax from Thor’s Paws will certainly be a gift from the gods. It is just one of the handmade products in the Thor’s Paws range, which also includes snout balms, organic shampoo … More DOG-FRIENDLY BUYS: Thor’s Paws
The Lifeboat Inn, tucked away down a quiet country lane, makes for a great coastal hideaway – and dogs are just as welcome as their owners at this traditional North Norfolk pub … More DOG-FRIENDLY PUB REVIEW: The Lifeboat Inn, Thornham
Once upon a time, the Suffolk towns of Lavenham and Sudbury were among the richest in the country. They made their fortune from the 15th Century wool trade and thanks to the grand churches and timber-framed houses that remain, visitors have centuries of history to explore. The area – including the nearby town of Bury … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: Bury St Edmunds and the Suffolk Wool Towns
