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The local's guide to spending a day in Sandsend
Jack Cooper, along with childhood friends Gabriel and Cameron Hill, runs Mary’s Sandwich Shop on the seafront at Sandsend. He explains why the village is the perfect location for a relaxing day by the sea… MORNING The early mornings are beautiful
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Thing to do in the Burnhams in Norfolk
Situated around the River Burn, the Burnhams comprise Burnham Overy Town and Burnham Norton, which overlook Scolt Head Island and Norton Marshes, Burnham Deepdale, which is popular for camping and glamping, Burnham Overy Staithe, Burnham Thorpe, birthplace
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Spotlight on Ipswich, from shopping to sightseeing and more
Christmas shopping in and around the town has seen untold changes over the decades. Many people still have fond memories of the famous department store Footman Pretty & Co, which stood between Westgate Street and Tower Ramparts for more than a century
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Take the road to Wigan and find an historic town packed with fascinating people
Take the road to Wigan and find an historic town packed with fascinating people and great things to do. We present our ultimate guide to Lancashire’s oldest town and meet some of the cast bringing panto fun this month. Oh yes, we do. Best-selling
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The Plymouth neighbourhood celebrating its 200th anniversary
German bombs, a giant wall and years of struggle haven’t affected the pride locals feel in Devonport, which was founded 200 years ago by royal decree. Chrissy Harris met some longstanding Plymouth residents to unearth some neighbourhood memories
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Why Keswick is ahead in the style stakes
Keswick is the most stylish place to live in Cumbria, according to a new survey. With this definition in mind, we visited the businesses and attractions that have contributed to its trendy ranking Stylish: adjective, ‘fashionably elegant and sophisticated
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Newton Stewart: Gateway to the Galloway hills
There are many reasons to visit and explore Newtown Stewart, from its stunning setting on the River Cree with hills, coast and forests close by; its host of independent shops, eateries, and attractions including cinema, museum, arts centre, and distillery
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The Insiders' Guide to the Wirral peninsula
With 50 miles of beautiful walks and 22 miles of breathtaking coastline, moderate climate, higher-than-average sunshine and lower-than-average rainfall, Wirral is just the place for those who love the great outdoors. But there’s plenty under cover
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We explore the ‘Gateway to Exmoor’ as it welcomes in the season of winter
A delightful hub nestled on the River Barle which welcomes visitors and locals into its charming cafes, foodie hotspots and independent shops. Think unspoilt charm and a pride in its place as it sits on the southern boundary of Exmoor National Park
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City trail: Discover the city of Portsmouth.
Portsmouth is vibrant: an historic maritime city with an edgy vibe thanks to its arts, independent businesses and lively student scene. However, its past is ever present and easily discovered with a stroll along Millennium Promenade. This runs for
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Why is this location on the Dorset coast the world’s best winter beach?
Last November, the Lonely Planet travel guide declared Charmouth beach the best beach in the world to visit in winter. This fossil strewn beach on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast beat Reynisfjara black-sand beach on the south coast of Iceland and Plage de
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Chipping Campden: the jewel in the Cotswold crown
Since 1902, exquisite silver artworks have been created in an historic silk mill in Chipping Campden, at the same time as 50 members of the Guild of Handicraft left London for a new creative base Treasure: Wealth or riches stored or accumulated
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The town where the events of 1066 changed the course of English history
What happened at this place in 1066 changed the course of English history. Today’s Battle celebrates that past, centred around a High Street that has barely changed in hundreds of years Battle Abbey (Image: Andrew Hasson) BATTLE ABBEY The
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Kaleb’s sustainable Christmas tree service launches in the Cotswolds
Kaleb Cooper’s sustainable Christmas tree service launches in the Cotswolds A new sustainable initiative is set to bring festive cheer and environmental benefits to homes across the Cotswolds and beyond. A locally grown Christmas tree supplier
