The club is housed in the fine old building called Greenholme, once the residence of the Catholic priest. Cask beer from two handpumps is available often some from Copper Dragon brewery. Beer festivals are held once or twice a year. You can buy a pint without being a member and you do not have to be of any particular religious faith to join the club.  The club opens every night of the week and also at lunchtimes on Sat, and Sun. Real ciders. External covered bar for barbecues, etc. Regular weekly R & B/Blues at weekends.

Two Thwaites real ales at time of visit and bikers welcome

Bus Moors Bus M2 summer service Oct to June Bus 199 from Helmsley Fridays only

Beautifully modernised art-deco style local near the station, offering bar and pool room plus lounge curving into restaurant/dining area, excellent use being made of available space. The Sportsman also provides outdoor seating and is near the stop for the regular bus services  [7 and 577]. The pub offers two real beers in very good condition. Evening/Sunday bus No. 577, hourly. Open 12 - 1400 and evenings. Now has 4 handpumps on beer and two on real cider which will vary each week. Cask Marque accredited.  Excellent garden to the back of the lounge with four parasols, beautiful flowers/plants, solar rock lights and toilets. Now offering Real Ciders

Charming unique and unspoilt hotel pub in deepest North Yorkshire serving the excellent Durham Brewery ales mainly, plenty other Real ales as well, often Copper Dragon beers. High quality food. Plenty of outside seating

Large club with massive bar, function room, lounge, extensive grounds, bowling green and three real beers. This is a very comfortable private club with admission rules. Please ask the Doorman. Open all day and situated in a very pleasant part of Stockton, [Fairfield], this club should not be confused with the nearby Fairfield Club. Buses: 13 [M-Sat daytimes], 505/506 [evenings and Sundays], 59 [near, everyday, till late].

NB: 506 starts Sun. 29th. August.

Large, pleasant pub with sizeable outside drinking area, bar, lounge and conservatory. Open all day with an emphasis on food. The only pub in Stockton offering Double Maxim Brewery's beer from Houghton-le-Spring. Buses: 12, 12A {Mon - Sat, not late evenings], 505/506.

Probably the North East's most unusual pub and certainly the smallest; The Rat Race Ale House crams in quality products. Four real beers at all times, cider and perry, quality snacks, papers, books and great wines at low prices by the glass,125,175 and 250mls, coupled with great conversation and no noisy distractions add up to a great package. Take a seat and get served by Pete! The beers of the day are displayed on pump clips climbing up the wall read downwards, though there is also a chalk board. Actually on Hartlepool railway station, the RRA can be entered from both street and platform. Due to local licensing laws the Ale House is unable to open when Hartlepool are playing a home football match. For a list of their fixtures see the website.

Launch of the 2011 Good Beer Guide Thursday 16th September 2010

Everyone is invited to start the celebrations at the Rat Race Ale House at 13:02 hours, then taking in the Globe and the Camerons Visitor Centre.

Substantial house on Owton Manor Lane with 3 inter-connecting rooms: lounge, bar and pool room, Karaoke on Wed/Sat with meal deals from 99p. There are 4 handpumps offering discounted Bank's Bitter and up to three guests from the Marston's Brewery Group. Open 11 to 0030 daily . On  the regular 36 bus route,

There are often three to six real ales on handpump and the selection regularly includes Camerons beers other than Strongarm e.g. Long Leg, Roaring Lion, Summer Knights, Camerons IPA etc. A Lloyds No 1 pub, it is open all day with food available all day every day. The pub is air-conditioned and there are many TV screens .Real cider

Village pub with seperate restaraunt/dining area usually serves three real ales it also has an outside beer garden, lawn and ample parking area.

Tel 01947 880 453

The famous "Coast to Coast" walk passes right by the front door

Large food-orientated pub opposite the road to New Marske, some 500 yards from the roundabout. Greene King IPA and up to two other real beers. Substantial connected bars, plus sizeable outside area in front. Open all day, buses 64, 789, 22[eves & Sundays].

Moorsholm, documented in the  Domesday Book and pronounced locally as Moors-hum also known for its six stone drinking troughs for cattle, know as the Moorsholm Docks. When this pub was The Plough, local GP  Dr John Frood held his weekly surgery in the bar, on busy days overflowing into  opening hours. 

Smart restaurant type pub with high class menu and service, situated near Roseberry Topping which is popular with walkers. Small outside seating area. Serves real ales from a variety of breweries.

Situated next to the river Esk and very close to the railway station

Bus number 95 from Whitby

Groundbreaking champion of real ale in the area, with a large constantly changing range of real ales, especially at weekends when the range increases even more. Four Beer Festivals a year  ( St George's Day,   August Lifeboat , Halloween, Be' Tween Christmas Day and New Years Day). Real Cider.

Formerly The Royal Exchange, Legends is a comfortable narrow bar with a small lounge at the front with outside seats. Featuring photographs of stars with even the toilets  named after Elvis and Marilyn!.

A Marston's fast cask house usually offering Wychwood Hobgoblin. Hours may vary.

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This vastly improved Punch Taverns house has four handpulls and with a rotating  beer policy. . The Oxbridge is 300 yards past the Yarm Lane/Yarm Road junction at 17, Oxbridge Lane. It provides a genuine bar and comfortable lounge with central servery plus a large function room and extensive outside drinking areas.

Meals 12 - 8pm weekdays, including special offers, Sunday lunches. Open all day. Books on sale for charity.  Buses: 12/12A, 13, 61, 505/506: Also: 7/577, 87,nearby.

Situated just south of Stocktons bustling market, this substantial and dignified building, as befits a former county court, is commended for its wide choice of cask beers and has traditional ciders. Featuring two rotating regular beers and several guest ales from many parts of the country, this JDW Freehouse encourages its regulars and Camra members to request favourite, new and original beers, sometimes including real lager. With three rooms adjoining the large bar, a balcony and an upstairs external Smoker, The Sherry has something to offer most people. Open 9am - 11pm +, daily. Closes 11pm Sun. Real ciders.

Situated in historic Church St. next door to the Duke of York [qv], The Board offers superb harbour views, bar/lounge and open snug, with two levels and three popular real beers from 4% including Olde Peculier normally available together with quality food. Open all day.

All the pubs on Church St. sell traditional beers providing an excellent choice for the discerning local and visitor alike.

Solid traditional local standing alone on the right hand side of Church St. going towards the new bridge,

The Fleece has usually offered Tetley's Bitter. This beer is no longer brewed at Leeds so an alternative may be offered. Unaltered public bar and comfortable lounge, centrally-served, together with pool table and an outside smokery provide superb river and shipping views. Open all day, Town buses 94/94A

Conveniently situated near the Whitby Swing Bridge on Golden Lion Bank, this pub offers traditional bar and lounge, centrally-served, plus  seating in the passage. Up to 4 real ales from regional breweries are available with a timeless atmosphere unchanged over many years

VOTED CLEVELAND CAMRA PUB OF THE SEASON SPRING 2010

Licencees Andrew Waller and Colin Stonehouse have maintained excellent beer quality. With up to 8 Real Ales available they typically stock beers from Copper Dragon, York Brewery, Durham, Black Dog, Daleside and North Yorkshire. Real cider.

High quality restaurant/wine bar towards the end of Yarm High St. Owned by the same management as The Sportsman, Eaglescliffe [q.v], it is open for drinks as well as food and is expected to offer new and local breweries' beers. 01642 - 890020.  Opening hours:.Weekdays 12 - 1400, 1800 - 2200, 1230 - 1500, 1800 - 2100 Sundays. www.thebrasserieyarm.co.uk  One of the first outlets for The Skokesley Brewing Company, The Brasserie will be offering their Wainstones Ironstone Ale.

Substantial recently built pub with large outside area on the outskirts of Yarm with separate bar and two lounges, The Golden Lion offers, food, books and dominoes, is dog-friendly and sells Sam. Smith's Tadcaster Ales with OBB available on handpump.

Old Inn on Yarm's High Street named after a famous Ox bred near Darlington.This Inn at one time was noted for cock fighting. Providing up to three beers from Wells and Young's of Bedford and Theakston's of Masham,

Formerly The Cross Keys, this pub has two bars in one long, narrow room with dining-style seating.

Situated opposite the Black Bull [q.v], it serves Wychwood and Black Sheep. Ales may alter or rotate.