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Wildlife Safari through the Forest of Dean

At the intersection of England and Wales, The Forest of Dean covers around 26,000 acres of land between the Rivers Severn and Wye. Known for its timeless beauty and untamed…

Category: Forest of Dean Posted: Tue, 30th Jul 2024

“The best pub in England” and places to stay nearby

It may have only been back open for a few weeks, but The Horse and Groom pub has garnered a glowing review by The Times’ resident food critic, Giles Coren.…

Category: Chipping Campden Posted: Fri, 26th Jul 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

The Cotswolds of Taylor Swift’s Wildest Dreams

When your life is full of sequins, sparkle and glitterballs, performing to thousands of adoring fans on the tour of a lifetime, you can understand why Taylor Swift has chosen…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Fri, 21st Jun 2024

Boogie on down at these Cotswold festivals

The sweet combination of live music, sun dappled fields and scrumptious food is a special one, and our line-up of Cotswold festivals pays homage to this in fine fashion. So…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Tue, 18th Jun 2024

A cultural journey through the Cotswolds

For thousands of years, people have lived, worked and crafted in the Cotswolds, each leaving their unique mark on the area. This has left a rich well for modern artists,…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Mon, 10th Jun 2024

Revive & Restore: 5 ways to unwind in the Cotswolds

Modern life can be hectic at the best of times, and that makes it all the more important to take a moment to reset. With its serene landscapes and honey-hued…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Mon, 3rd Jun 2024

72 Hours in the Forest of Dean

A land of legend and adventure. The Forest of Dean is an exciting playground for those who love to get outdoors. From underground to high up a mountain, on land…

Category: Forest of Dean Posted: Fri, 17th May 2024

72 Hours at the Cotswold Lakes

There are few places that offer something for everybody and all tastes, but the Cotswold Lakes tick all the boxes. Just south of Cirencester, this beautiful water park is a…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Fri, 26th Apr 2024

Escape to Luxury: Introducing Bolthole Retreats’ Collection of Luxury Large Houses

Are you dreaming of an indulgent retreat surrounded by picturesque landscapes of the English countryside? Look no further than our Luxury Holiday Homes range. Your gateway to luxury escapes, perfectly…

Category: News Posted: Fri, 12th Apr 2024
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