With a Norman cathedral, a crooked medieval street plan, a market that has been trading for centuries and a quietly rebellious streak, Norwich is one …
Norwich and the unlikely triumph of a city doing things its own way

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With a Norman cathedral, a crooked medieval street plan, a market that has been trading for centuries and a quietly rebellious streak, Norwich is one …

There are seaside towns that feel like they were built to be looked at. All iron railings, bracing wind, and a faint scent of damp …

There are plenty of places in Britain where the sea meets the land and people try their best to enjoy the bit in between, but …

Bristol is one of those cities that cannot decide what it wants to be, so it simply becomes everything at once. Medieval port. Georgian show-off. …

Leeds is one of those places that people think they understand until they actually turn up. They imagine a sensible northern city that does its …

Aberdeen has the kind of name that sounds faintly stern, like a headmaster who still believes in proper posture. It sits up in the northeast, …

There are places with history, and then there is Oxford, where the buildings look as if they have been standing in judgement since the Middle …

Just west of London, Buckinghamshire has long been the place where England goes to admire its own good taste. Rolling hills, picture-perfect villages, stately homes, …

Newcastle upon Tyne is a city that never quite does what you expect. One moment you’re standing by Roman ruins, the next you’re peering up …

Some cities welcome you the way a polite aunt does. A tidy high street, a respectable museum, a park with ducks that look faintly disappointed …