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A Tudor Easter at Sudeley Castle

Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived. The queens of Henry VIII come to life at Sudeley Castle this Easter. Hidden amongst the gardens and down secret pathways, you will find…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Fri, 4th Apr 2025

Ten one-of-a-kind countryside festivals you might not have heard of

1 Tewkesbury Medieval Festival Walk through the tents of a medieval encampment passing knights and maidens as they prepare for battle at this unique countryside festival. It is the largest…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Fri, 7th Mar 2025

The best houses to spend the Easter holidays in

As the days are getting longer and snippets of sunshine are breaking through, we can see that Spring is on its way! As the Easter holiday beckons colour starts to…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Mon, 17th Feb 2025

Where to find your Cheltenham Festival outfit

Heading to Cheltenham Festival but you haven’t had time to pick out a show-stopping outfit yet? Don’t panic, we’ve got the top shops whether you’re looking to splurge on designer…

Category: Cheltenham Posted: Mon, 17th Feb 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

Your guide to the best hen party houses

When it comes to planning the perfect hen party, nothing sets the tone like the venue. Why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary? Imagine gathering your closest friends…

Category: Bourton-on-the-Water Posted: Wed, 15th 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

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

Festive Farm Shops: Your Guide to Christmas Happenings

Farm shops across the countryside transform into blissful beacons of Christmassy delights during the festive period, so what better place to grab some tasty treats for your cosy evening in…

Category: Cheltenham Posted: Fri, 22nd Nov 2024

Christmas events in the Cotswolds

Wander through the treasure-laden stalls of a Cotswold Christmas market or follow a trail of twinkling lights through a winter wonderland.

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Thu, 24th Oct 2024
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