Just before England runs out of road, before the River Tweed curls out into the North Sea, there is Berwick. A town that has changed …
Berwick-upon-Tweed, England’s Northernmost Curiosity


Just before England runs out of road, before the River Tweed curls out into the North Sea, there is Berwick. A town that has changed …

Let’s get one thing clear from the outset, North Wales is not just a lumpy bit of Britain with sheep and soggy hills. It is, …

Lancashire sits confidently between England’s northwest coast and the Pennines, a county that once powered the world with its mills, soot and hard graft. Today …

If you head up to the northwest corner of England, eventually you find yourself in Cumbria, where the scenery suddenly becomes rather dramatic. Mountains loom, …

From moorland plunge pools to sea coves with turquoise water, the South West is one of the best regions in the UK for wild swimming. …

Northern Ireland, in summer, is what happens when somebody leaves the fridge door open just long enough for the butter to soften and the whole …

A salty town with cobbles and yachts Lymington, on the forest’s southern edge, feels at once maritime and rustic. Wander its Georgian High Street, paved …

There are some parts of Britain that seem to exist in a slightly different version of time. Not frozen exactly, but moving with an unhurried …

Devon sits quietly in the southwest, content to offer something for almost everyone. Rolling hills? Yes. Dramatic coastlines? Absolutely. Cream teas? As many as you …

Cornwall is the bit of England that seems to have wandered off on its own and decided it preferred the company of cliffs, sea spray, …