February 4, 2015
Weekend in… Tynemouth
Award-winning beaches, romantic ruins and artisan cafés make this town a jewel on the northeast coast. Words: Jessica Johnson
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February 4, 2015
Coast Character: Emma Carter
Artist EMMA CARTER on how the magical seascapes surrounding South Devon's Burgh Island inspire her work. Interview Anna Turns. My connection to this island began as a three-year-old girl when I first started exploring these…
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February 4, 2015
Best B&B: Canowindra, Isle of Skye
Jessica Johnson visits Canowindra B&B on the Isle of Skye WHAT'S THE BUZZ?Owned by Rick and Georgie de Boer, Canowindra – an Aboriginal word for ‘a home’ – is a plush B&B which has posted…
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February 4, 2015
Hot Hotel: Budock Vean, Cornwall
Alex Fisher writes about her stay at Budock Vean in Cornwall WHAT’S THE BUZZ?Budock Vean has always been known for its tranquil gardens that roll down to the Helford River, but now the hotel is…
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February 4, 2015
Cool Café: The Chimney House, Brighton
Coast Editor Alex Fisher eats at The Chimney House in Brighton, Sussex WHET MY APPETITE This venue really lives up to the title gastro pub, with fish from neighbouring Newhaven, fruit and veg from local…
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January 30, 2015
Weekend in… Deal
With its array of cafés and restaurants, historic sights and scenic coastal trails, this former fishing and mining town makes for a charming mini-break. Words: Sheryl Garratt
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January 30, 2015
Move to…Oban
With its growing tourism industry, inspiring scenery and great places to eat, this stunning Scottish resort town has a wealth of things to see and enjoy. Words Lesley Gillilan.
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January 30, 2015
Hot Hotel: Isle of Eriska Hotel and Spa
Chief Sub-Editor Leona Gerrard visits the Isle of Eriska Hotel and Spa.
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January 30, 2015
Hot Hotel: Hotel Hebrides, Isle of Harris
Freelance writer Karen Allan reviews the Hotel Hebrides on the Isle of Harris
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January 29, 2015
Hot Hotel: The Angel & Blue Pig, Hampshire
Ginny Weeks visits The Angel & Blue Pig in Lymington, Hampshire.
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January 29, 2015
Move to…Ryde, Isle of Wight
With its scenic coastal paths, good-value property and sandy beaches, the Isle of Wight’s largest town is great for sailing enthusiasts and families alike. Words Lesley Gillilan.
