Things to do

Last-minute May bank holiday ideas

No Comments 22 May 2013

The second May bank holiday is already upon us. Make the most of it, come rain or shine, with our pick of the best things to do and see in England.  Cheese rolling at Coopers Hill, Gloucestershire – 27 May If you’re crackers about cheese, head down to Somerset for the annual Cheese rolling event [...]

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Things to do, Weekend breaks

Dog-friendly breaks

No Comments 14 May 2013

Can you imagine a world where Wallace went on a big adventure by himself, without Gromit? Nope nor can we. Plasticine or not, we think every man or woman's best friend should be free to join in with the holiday fun. Check out these holiday ideas created with pooches in mind...

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Things to do

Bank Holiday fun for all ages

No Comments 30 April 2013

May Bank Holiday already? Here are a few ideas to help you make the most of it come rain or shine…

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The great outdoors, Things to do

Outdoor art in England

2 Comments 05 March 2013

If you go down to the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise in the form of imposing sculptures popping up all across the English countryside. You'll find pieces in forests, along beaches and in parks from well-known names such as Henry Moore, Damien Hirst, Antony Gormley and scores of up and coming artists too. Here Daniel Johnson, of short breaks specialist BreakFree Holidays, lists eight places to see great Outdoor Art.

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History & heritage, Things to do

Uncovering Leicester: The discovery
of Richard III

No Comments 08 February 2013

Like millions of you, we were glued to our TVs earlier this week as a part of English history unfolded before our eyes. After hundreds of years of speculation as to the whereabouts of his remains, the University of Leicester confirmed that a skeleton discovered in a car park in Leicester was King Richard III. [...]

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Things to do

Beat the January blues

No Comments 21 January 2013

Blue Monday, what blue Monday? Wave goodbye to the January blues and say a fond hello to a fabulous February by learning a new skill, booking a pampering session, or indulging in afternoon tea - all complemented by one of cottages4you's cosy cottages.

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Expert insights, History & heritage, Things to do

York: Britain’s chocolate city

6 Comments 16 January 2013

York. One of the best preserved medieval cities in the world, with ancient stories and myth cascading through the quaint tangle of cobbled streets and winding snickets. It’s a city with a rich history, exuding a romance and charm that enraptures every visitor. And through it all lingers the scent of something that makes weekend [...]

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Things to do

The ultimate bucket list

2 Comments 14 January 2013

We're compiling the ultimate bucket list of the top 101 things to do before you go abroad and need you to help make it happen! Upload your absolute favourite things to do in England that are every bit as good or better than an overseas experience on our Facebook page and you could win one of six breaks in England. Here are a few of Katie Rowe's favourite experiences to get you started...

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Culture vulture, Things to do

Explore the real Middle Earth

No Comments 13 December 2012

The Hobbit is officially released today. Peter Jackson’s re-imagining of JRR Tolkien’s diminutive hero sees a band of plucky dwarves, friendly elves, brave warriors and a particularly helpful wizard called Gandalf battle their way across a Middle Earth represented by New Zealand. But, as fantastic and breathtaking as the scenery on the screen is, The [...]

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