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The best foodie pop ups in the Cotswolds, Hereford and the Forest-of-Dean

Tucked between honey-hued hills and winding county lanes, the Cotswolds is best known for its postcard prettiness and slow-paced charm – but look a little closer and you’ll find something…

Category: Cheltenham Posted: Fri, 25th Apr 2025

Animal experiences in the Forest of Dean

As well as the local wildlife, petting zoos, llama walks and swooping hawks are waiting for you in the Forest of Dean. From farm visits to more up close and…

Category: Experiences Posted: Thu, 10th Apr 2025

The best waterfalls in the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds, renowned for its rolling hills and picturesque villages, offers a variety of scenic walks. While the region isn’t particularly known for large waterfalls, there are several charming spots…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Tue, 1st Apr 2025

Visit Chipping Campden: a local’s guide

Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, Chipping Campden is a picture-perfect town offering a mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. From charming streets lined with honey-coloured cottages to…

Category: Chipping Campden Posted: Thu, 20th Mar 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

An introduction to the Forest of Dean

If you’re looking for somewhere to get away from it all, where nature surrounds you and the views are outstanding, where history can be discovered and footsteps into a fantasy…

Category: Active Posted: Wed, 5th 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

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

Discover the best coffee shops in Gloucestershire

The Cotswolds has a glorious, cheery, confetti-like smattering of coffee shops. We are so spoilt for choice that the caffeine hot spots have become truly embedded into the region’s architectural…

Category: Bourton-on-the-Water 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
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