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An insider’s guide to Malmesbury

Malmesbury is one of those hidden Cotswold gems, often overlooked for its more well-known neighbours. It might have been missed off your ‘must visit’ list. It has such an exciting…

Category: Active Posted: Mon, 17th Mar 2025

Family friendly things to do in Wiltshire this February half term

Make February half term a dazzle of excitement and adventures with our favourite family friendly things to do in Wiltshire. After getting through the slog of January we could all…

Category: Active Posted: Thu, 30th Jan 2025

Making a marvellous Mother’s Day

From tying your shoelaces before school to comforting you after your first break up, your mum has been there, and she deserves to be celebrated! Forget the supermarket flowers and…

Category: Arts and Culture Posted: Tue, 28th Jan 2025

Jane Austen’s 250th Anniversary in Bath

Jane Austen had a ravenous appetite for life, including writing about its intricacies, taking all who read her novels on a delightfully cheerful but simultaneously scathing romp through English society.…

Category: Arts and Culture Posted: Thu, 9th Jan 2025

A Beginner’s Guide to Bath

Striking Georgian buildings line the cobbled streets of majestic Bath, transporting you back in time. Conjure Romans bathing in the famous spa waters, picture Austen, Dickens and Shelley gazing across…

Category: Active Posted: Thu, 9th Jan 2025

Awaken History at Avebury, Wiltshire

Amongst the stunning landscapes of Wiltshire lie secrets of its ancient past. Hillsides are adorned with mysterious chalk white horses, the spires of cathedrals and abbeys soar into the skyline,…

Category: Arts and Culture Posted: Tue, 31st Dec 2024

Things to do in Salisbury

Uncover Salisbury, where rich history comes alive around every corner and down every cobbled alleyway. Known for its magnificent cathedral, timeless architecture and ancient landmarks, Salisbury beckons its visitors to…

Category: Active Posted: Tue, 3rd Dec 2024

Welcome to Rutshire – Jilly Cooper’s Cotswoldesque Raunchy Rivals

Step into the captivating world of Jilly Cooper’s Rutshire Chronicles, where scandal and drama simmer beneath the seemingly idyllic lives of the country living upper-class. With the rush of equestrian…

Category: Arts and Culture Posted: Wed, 30th Oct 2024

Historical Sites and Ruins in the Forest of Dean, Wye Valley and Beyond

The Forest of Dean hides a gold mine of historic treasures amongst its unparalleled landscapes. With an active history and being home to more castles per square mile than anywhere…

Category: Arts and Culture Posted: Tue, 23rd Jul 2024

2000 Trees music festival

2000 Trees 2018 If you’re visiting the Cotswolds this summer, you don’t want to miss the multi award winning 2000 Trees festival. From July 12th, the 3-day music extravaganza will be…

Category: Arts and Culture Posted: Wed, 11th Jul 2018
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