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Culture vulture, Things to do

Darker days, brighter nights

2 Comments 19 October 2012

Night owls rejoice. The days may be growing shorter with each tick of the clock, but as far as we’re concerned that just means more night-time treats. We’ve rounded up some of the best things to do this winter. Here’s to things that go bump in the night!

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Five dramatic walks in the South West

1 Comment 09 May 2012

Authors of the Dozen Dramatic Walks series – which focuses on scenery-laden walks in the South West of England – share their ultimate top five walks in Cornwall, Devon and Somerset.

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Expert insights, Things to do

Holiday ideas to dissolve
the January blues

4 Comments 03 January 2012

As it’s the dreaded first week back at work for many we thought we’d brighten up the day by sharing where we’d rather be in England right now…  

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Mystery photo Friday

Mystery photo friday – 18.11.11

4 Comments 21 November 2011

Do you know where this is? Answer revealed on Monday.

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Expert insights, Things to do

Discover England’s best bits with Lonely Planet’s David Else

3 Comments 15 November 2011

Professional travel writer David Else has written the best-selling Lonely Planet guides to England and Great Britain. When it comes to England, few people possess his knowledge of the best-loved and lesser-known parts of the country. We spoke to David about some of his favourite places, what it is that makes England special, and his top [...]

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We love, Weekend breaks

We love…The Cary Arms

No Comments 05 October 2011

Nora Maki, our social media executive, spent a weekend exploring the English Riviera, also known as Torbay. She based herself in The Cary Arms, a luxury beachside hotel. This is her straight-talking story.

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Getting to know Agatha Christie: Greenway

3 Comments 04 October 2011

It’s easy to see why Agatha Christie loved Greenway, her summer home. The house sits on sunny, tree-covered slopes near Brixham in Devon and was the family retreat. It has been preserved as it was in the 1950s, when Agatha lived there, and visitors can view personal mementoes of the inimitable creator of Poirot and Miss Marple. Nora Maki, our social media executive, recently spent a weekend on the English Riviera, also known as Torbay, and took the time to get to know The Queen of Crime with a trip to Greenway, the author’s summer home. Here’s her straight-to-the-point story.

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