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Dip your toe into Bath's varied nightlife, whatever kind of after-dark entertainment whets your whistle.... read more »
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Adrian Mourby explains how to get the best of Oxford's historic pubs on foot and by bicycle... read more »
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A vibrant town by the sea, Brighton has something for everyone, from the cheap and cheerful to the super-sophisticated... read more »
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Bath is ideal for a weekend break, with great food, relaxing spas and interesting historical sights. It's also the perfect base for exploring the surrounding countryside and nearby charming villages... read more »
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Serendipity is fine but if you’ve a busy schedule, have to spend within a budget and don’t fancy taking your chances, here are a few shortcuts to enjoying the beautiful English city of Bath... read more »
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With its vast deserted beaches, picture postcard villages and unique salt marshes, North Norfolk is a great place to enjoy the great outdoors... read more »
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Honey-coloured college quads, bicycling students in gowns and punts on the river – explore the stereotypes and more in Oxford, a great weekend break or a must-see on a trip around England... read more »
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I'm not bored of Coniston yet, and I still love Windermere. But can I find a new angle on England's magnificent Lake District?... read more »
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The historic Cotswolds town of Woodstock is the setting of Blenheim Palace and the birthplace of Winston Churchill, as well as numerous antiques shops and rolling Oxfordshire countryside... read more »
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With a wealth of myths and legends attached to it, Glastonbury has lots to offer as an alternative weekend break - especially if you like a good pub and fancy shopping for spell books and magic wands... read more »
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The scenic cycle route that runs from Newcastle to Berwick-upon-Tweed makes a great weekend break, passing beautiful beaches, pretty villages and dramatic castles as it winds along the coast... read more »
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Looking for a family-friendly hotel in England? Whether you're after grand, urban, fairytale, rural or coastal, you'll find one to suit here... read more »
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Great Yarmouth, with its rich historic past and wide sandy beaches, was a popular seaside resort for generations. It is just as exciting today and is great for children and adults all year round... read more »
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A short hop from the tourist-trap West End, there's a part of London brimming with galleries, street markets, gastropubs and converted industrial buildings. Head out on a Saturday and make a day of it... read more »
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Day trips don't come any more decadent than this: watching the Kent countryside slip by as you enjoy a slap-up brunch in the glamorous surroundings of the Orient-Express... read more »
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I had a crazy notion that to be truly on holiday you had to either be speaking a different language or spending a different currency. A week camping in Cornwall proved that’s nonsense ... read more »
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Marketed as the English Riviera, the towns of Torquay, Brixham and Paignton are a little bit of seaside heaven in Devon... read more »
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Great beaches, fine food and a dash of culture – there's plenty of summer fun to be found on Cornwall’s north coast... read more »
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