Bath & Borders

Branch Diary

  • The Stallards, and Rose & Crown, Trowbridge Tuesday 17 March 2026 19:30 Stallards

    Two pubs in Trowbridge, close to the Rail station, on the edge of the town centre. Both pubs have been refurbished within the last year or so.

    The Stallards reopened, under new management, in April '24 after a period closed for a refurb. They now have two changing real ales on and look to have more at some point in the future.

    The GBG listed Rose & Crown, a few minutes away from the Stallards, has also recently been refurbished, and normally has two to three ales on.

  • King William, Combe Down, Bath Thursday 26 March 2026 19:30 King William

    Tucked away in a cul-de-sac, the King William is a well-proportioned pub with its impressive porch, built by Job Salter in 1824 for quarrymen at a time when Bath stone was extensively mined in the local area. It has a staircase leading directly into the underground quarry from a cellar that has now been restored and opened out for additional seating. At least 2 real ales and up to 8 local "craft" beers/lagers and a few local ciders can be on.

  • The Oakhill Inn, Oakhill, Somerset Tuesday 31 March 2026 19:30 Oakhill Inn

    The Oakhill Inn is a large village-centre pub that is both a popular local and a family-friendly gastro-pub, with a strong emphasis on organic and locally sourced food. The bar serves two areas with an open feel. Up to three changing guest ales, normally sourced from local and regional micros, plus at least 2 real ciders are on offer.

  • The Duke at Bratton Thursday 9 April 2026 19:30 Duke

    The Duke is a lovely 18th century traditional country pub that was originally three cottages, so plenty of room for a pint or two. There is a separate restaurant and a front bar at the left. At the back there is a large garden, with plenty of seating and tables, it is entered by walking under two whale bones.

    There are usually two or three ales on from local brewer Moonraker.

  • The White Hart, Trudoxhill Tuesday 14 April 2026 19:30 White Hart

    The White hart is s Grade II listed pub dating from 1625. Friendly and welcoming, and very much at the heart of the village. The guest beer is quite often from a smaller west country brewer.

    It was once the village blacksmith and is a warren of small rooms with stone walls and low beams. During WW2 It was used by American GI's from local bases as a dance hall.

  • Branch meeting - Venue to be decided Tuesday 21 April 2026 19:30 Abbey Barn Inn

    Branch bi-monthly meeting - Venue to be decided

  • Chippenham Beer Festival Saturday 25 April 2026 11:00 Olympiad Leisure Centre

    A branch social at the Sat lunchtime session of the 2026 Chippenham CAMRA Beer, Cider and Perry festival at the Olympiad Leisure Centre, in Chippenham. They will have great Hog and Lamb roast along with burgers and plenty of Beer, Cider and Perry to swill it down!

    Tickets can be bought here - https://tckty.camra.org.uk/e/486/33rd-chippenham-camra-beer-cider-perry-festival-2026#details

  • Dog and Fox, Bradford-on-Avon Tuesday 28 April 2026 19:30 Dog & Fox

    The Dog & Fox is a traditional family run pub on the northern edge of town, overlooking open countryside. There are two bars, one an old fashioned small snug, the other, larger, for both dining and drinking. Around three ales usually on.

  • The George Inn, Croscombe Thursday 7 May 2026 19:30 George Inn

    The George is an attractive 17C inn, the local CAMRA Rural Pub of the Year 2024, serving two guest ales from West Country independents, plus Blindmans King George the Thirst, that is exclusively brewed for pub. They also host two beer festivals a year. Four traditional ciders are available with Stones and Pilton as cider regulars.

  • The Curfew, Bath Tuesday 12 May 2026 19:30 Curfew

    The Curfew is a busy and popular rugby-oriented pub, on the outskirts of the city centre, with an upstairs dining room decorated in the modern wine bar pastel. Previously a Wadsworth pub it re-opened in Sep 2023 and usually features two regular ales and up to three guests.

  • The New Inn, Westwood Thursday 21 May 2026 19:30 New Inn

    The New Inn is a large, friendly, and comfortable village pub, concentrating on food. Three ales on including one from Kettlesmith brewers, just a couple of miles down the road.

  • The Fox and badger, Wellow Tuesday 26 May 2026 19:30 Fox & Badger

    The Fox & Badger is an un-spoilt, popular, village local, with a single central bar decorated with hops. Up to three ales on, including two changing guests. Traditional style cider. Rustic furniture on stone flagged and wood boarded floors. Some stone walls and a fine stone fireplace with a wood burning stove.