The Heritage Award is open to all pubs on our National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors, whatever their grade: Three Star, Two Star or One Star. It recognises and celebrates the achievements of a heritage pub that has been revitalised in some way.
This award is part of the effort to promote and preserve the interiors of historic pub heritage listings.
From grand Edwardian gin palaces to preserved inter-war gems, the Heritage Award is open to all pubs on CAMRA’s National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors. To promote and preserve the interiors of historic pubs, the award highlights people that have saved or have carefully revived a heritage pub.
The Vine is a perfect example of a back-street Victorian local, hidden away in the terraced streets of Tunstall, with an interior of outstanding national historic importance. The Grade II listed pub showcases classic features such as a partly glazed partition wall, off-sales hatch with an intact rising sash window and a 1950s tiled fireplace.
In the shadow of the iconic railway viaduct, the Crown Inn is one of the oldest standing free houses in Greater Manchester and has an interior of special national historic interest.
The lease was taken on by Alan and Chris Gent of the award-winning Petersgate Tap who as soon as they received the keys in July 2025, embarked upon tastefully refurbishing both the interior and exterior of the rundown Crown, breathing new life into the pub, yet respecting its history.
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