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Porches, Portugal: perfect for families

  • 23/06/2022
  • Donna Richardson
Donna Richardson finds the perfect destination for a family holiday on the Portuguese coast.
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Exciting things to do on a trip to Corfu

  • 06/06/2022
  • Robert
With a pristine coastline, a dazzling capital city and some pretty incredible rock formations, Corfu Island is a must-visit for anyone travelling to Greece. As the most popular, and most…
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When it comes to holidays, rental villas are best

  • 06/05/2022
  • Lucy Barker
When it comes to a holiday for extended families or groups of friends, a rented villa or chateau is an ideal choice. Lucy Barker recommends a specialist agency.
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Blackheath is lovely – and right by Greenwich

  • 04/05/2022
  • Donna Richardson
The UK's capital is made up of villages. Here Donna Richardson explores Blackheath, an idyllic part of London close to Royal Greenwich.
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How do I travel to Europe for the first time

  • 04/05/2022
  • Robert
Europe is a large and diverse continent. As such it's sometimes a daunting prospect. Robert has a handy guide.
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A deluxe guide brings Dubrovnik to life

  • 24/03/2022
  • Jasmine Carpenter
Jasmine Carpenter finds an inspirational guide brings a fresh magic to Croatia's port city of Dubrovnik a lesson in history and ease.
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Where to find curry in a small Shropshire town

  • 23/03/2022
  • Hazel Holloway
The market town of Bishops Castle isn't the obvious place to find authentic Indian cuisine. Hazel Holloway does.
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A great cup of coffee in downtown Ljubljana

  • 22/03/2022
  • Paul Michelson
After a dawn run in Slovenia's capital, Paul Michelson discovers a tiny bar delivers the perfect cup of coffee - and sets the mood for a whole new day.
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The English Riviera: perfect for families

  • 15/03/2022
  • Donna Richardson
Donna Richardson breaks out the buckets and spades and heads to the West of England. Devon's south coast, she finds, is perfect for families.
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Pyhä, a family resort in Finnish Lapland
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Into the Arctic for a family adventure

  • 28/02/2022
  • Natasha Sones
You wouldn't always head to Finnish Lapland for a family-friendly resort but Natasha Sones says Pyhä, north of the Arctic Cirle, is just that.
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Grimm’s fairytales come to life in downtown Bremen

  • 14/02/2022
  • Donna Richardson
Donna Richardson finds plenty to see, do - and eat - in Germany's Northwestern city, home to fairytale traditions and plenty of fine fare.
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Bergen – gateway to the Fjords of Norway

  • 14/01/2022
  • Donna Richardson
Donna Richardson finds that the rainy city of Bergen shows Norway at its best.
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A final tour exploring Liverpool’s long entanglement with Slavery

  • 10/12/2021
  • Lee Ruddin
Lee Ruddin finds out more about Liverpool's complex relationship with the trade in humans - and the history of Slavocracy.
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For investing in luxury property, Southern France is best

  • 30/11/2021
  • Lucy Barker
When it comes to investing in luxury villas, Lucy Barker says your best and safest options can be found along the French Riviera, on France's sunny southern coast.
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Liverpool’s Rodney Street and its place in Slaving history

  • 20/11/2021
  • Lee Ruddin
Lee Ruddin's final feature on Liverpool's place in the history of slavery
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The Huskisson Statue on a slave’s guide to Liverpool

  • 10/11/2021
  • Lee Ruddin
Lee Ruddin continues his exploration of Liverpool's slaving history
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Liverpool’s place in the history of slavery

  • 18/10/2021
  • Lee Ruddin
Lee Ruddin is given plenty to think about on a slavery-themed tour of Liverpool.
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San Gimignano – The Manhattan of Tuscany

  • 29/08/2021
  • Eric Whitehead
In Italy, Eric Whitehead visits an iconic Tuscan tower town in shoulder season, and finds it all the more entrancing without the summer crowds.
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Running Britain’s coast: Tintagel to Bude

  • 30/07/2021
  • Elize Downing
Anyone who's walked the Southwest Coast Path knows it has ups - and downs. Elise Downing finds this particular stretch of North Cornwall particularly gruelling.
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Best Places To Visit in Northern Spain

  • 30/07/2021
  • Lucy Barker
Northern Spain is often overlooked in the rush to the Costas. But Lucy Barker says it's a magnificent destination in its own right.
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Running round Britain: the Southwest, Paignton to Dartmouth

  • 18/07/2021
  • Elize Downing
Elize Downing finds the Southwest Coast Path, in December and an incoming winter storm, something of a muddy challenge as she runs around Britain.
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Segedunum and Arbeia – The northern limits of the Roman Empire

  • 14/07/2021
  • Anthony Toole
Anthony Toole explores Hadrian's wall and finds countless signs of the Roman occupation, that petered out on England's border with Scotland.
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Running around Britain – the Southwest Coast Path

  • 30/06/2021
  • Elize Downing
On a long-distance around-the-island run of Britain, Elize Downing finds the kindness of strangers, as ever, helps her on her way.
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A cycle tour of sunny Gosport

  • 29/06/2021
  • Tim Saunders
Domestic travel is the norm for today's tourist but Tim Saunders still wants to get out and about. He packs up his family to explore Hampshire's southern coast.
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Running round Britain – Torquay

  • 23/06/2021
  • Elize Downing
As her round-Britain run heads through the English Riviera, Elize Downing gets a running partner to share the route.
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Running around Britain – the preparation

  • 18/06/2021
  • Elize Downing
Elize Downing, despite being only a moderate runner, decides to circumnavigate the UK (missing Ireland). She sets the date and starts to plan (sort of).
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Entertaining children in a time of Covid

  • 16/06/2021
  • Tim Saunders
Tim Saunders finds domestic travel best when children are involved. Anglo Saxon England proves a hit with his children.
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Memories of 1960’s Funfairs on Hearsall Common

  • 07/06/2021
  • Martin Oliver
The sounds and smells of a Bangkok street send Martin Oliver down memory lane, to a past where funfairs visited his childhood home.
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In defence of Coventry, flattened by bombs in WW2

  • 07/04/2021
  • Martin Oliver
From his Bangkok bar-stool, Coventry native Martin Oliver comes across a scathing review of his home city. He says it's not all bad, though noticeably is living abroad.
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Camden High Street: No One Rushes in Camden

  • 03/04/2021
  • Thomas Scott
Thomas Scott is charmed by one of North London's more edgy areas. He channels Alan Partridge to explore the UK's capital.
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A grand day out at Abbotsbury Swannery

  • 03/02/2021
  • Tim Saunders
Tim Saunders heads off towards Chesil Beach in Dorset and discovers a haven of peace at Abbotsbury Swannery.
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From London to The Netherlands

  • 21/12/2020
  • Rajhu S Goraai
Rajhu S Goraai suggests Holland is an ideal destination for the British, with short flights and easy car hire.
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A day to remember at Dorset’s Sherborne Castle

  • 05/12/2020
  • Tim Saunders
Tim Saunders celebrates his wedding anniversary at historic Sherborn Castle, built by Sir Walter Raleigh, poet, courtier, soldier and spy.
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A warm day at Sculthorpe Moor in Fakenham, Norfolk

  • 02/11/2020
  • Anthony Toole
Anthony Toole finds wildlife aplenty on the River Wensum in Norfolk, in one of the UK's least visited wildlife sites.
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Hymn to off-season Greece: goats, honey, octopus, calm… and more

  • 24/10/2020
  • Donal Conlon
Donal Conlon visits an Aegean Greek island so far untouched by either tourism or Covid. On Fourni he feels as though he's stepping back in time.
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Sureprice car rental Porto: bandits, avoid

  • 08/09/2020
  • Jack Barker
Fifty years of renting cars hadn't prepared Jack Barker for the charmless thieves at Sureprice car rentals in Porto. The next time he visits Portugal he will certainly hire elsewhere.
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Anything but Lent: Las Palmas, Gran Canaria

  • 02/09/2020
  • Adrian Harman-Bishop
The biggest of the Canary Islands, Gran Canaria has plenty going for it. Adrian Harman-Bishop settles down to a Canarian groove.
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Why do so many travellers decide to live in Corfu after visiting

  • 19/08/2020
  • Paul Woollacombe
A lot of casual tourists find Corfu is actually a pretty good place to stay and build a life. Paul Woollacombe examines why.
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