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Staybridge Suites Newcastle by IHG
Going away for a weekend break and being short on time is a big reason why picking the right accommodation is a must. It’s always a bit of a minefield trying to work out if […]
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The Land of Hope and Glory
The flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, horns, harps, drums and strings are well-known. But not so much the landscape that inspired them. The stirring, uplifting sounds are very familiar – the Cello Concerto (1919), Nimrod from […]
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Chester: A City Where the Legwork is Worth It
It’s free and it’s a good walk; but it may also be the best legwork you do on your visit to Chester. Spending time wandering the raised, restored walls is a perfect way to immerse […]
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TRIBE Manchester Airport
People make places and that is the motto adopted by the staff at the newly opened TRIBE Manchester Airport hotel. Like a breath of fresh air, the young team from reception to food and drink […]
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INNSiDE by Meliá Manchester
Staying curious is the way to keep the mind and spirit alive and hotels are embracing the concept with vibrant art and music scenes. INNSiDE Manchester is a classic example, bringing continental life into the […]
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Talbooth House and Spa
Were Constable alive today, he might well gather up his oils and head up to Talbooth House & Spa to capture the entrancing views of the Dedham Vale on canvas. From this stylishly revamped Victorian […]
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The Swan at Lavenham Hotel and Spa
Arriving in Lavenham is like rewinding several hundred years in time. Often hailed one of England’s best-kept medieval towns, this ludicrously pretty village is stacked with 300 listed buildings, many with warped, crooked timbers and […]
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The Yorkshire Coast and Route YC
The old lady of Scarborough slowly made her way down the steep cliff side providing a stunning view of colourful beach huts and near deserted sands. After 151 years of taking people up and down […]
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The Picturesque Cotswolds
Golden stone rolls over roving, glistening fields, framed in white sprinkles of Queen Anne’s Lace. Castles and the quaintest of villages hosting open air markets, meadows, and miles upon miles of wildflowered fields, footpaths and […]