A pub in Ipswich has been named one of the best places to go for a pint. 

Each year the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) shares its list for Pub of the Year in each region. 

Four regional winners are chosen for Suffolk including Ipswich and East Suffolk - which was awarded to The Fat Cat. 

The pub is located in Spring Road and is run by landlord James Keatley.

The free house serves up to fifteen real ales straight from the cask as well as up to five real ciders and a selection of other drinks such as gins, whiskies and Belgian beers.

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It is the 13th year The Fat Cat has been named Pub of the Year by CAMRA after it first won the accolade in 1998. 

The pub has been included in other prestigious lists as in 2022 it was added to the Good Pub Guide's top 10 beer pubs for an "extraordinarily interesting" list of real ales.

Other Suffolk winners of Pub of The Year 2024 include The Ramburgh Buck and The Dove in Bury St Edmunds.