The Top 10 Places to Visit in the UK
Explore the best of the United Kingdom with our guide to 10 must-see destinations across England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.| Enchanting Travels
London UK, is a fantastic place to visit and a great place to live. But what if you want to see more of England during your time in the city? You can, easily. Here are our best day trips to take from London. I am a former London resident and mum, I know all of ... Read more The post Best Day Trips From London appeared first on World Travel Family. --- Best Day Trips From London was first posted on October 19, 2025 at 1:51 pm. ©2022 "World Travel Family". Use of this feed is for personal non-...| World Travel Family
Explore the best of the United Kingdom with our guide to 10 must-see destinations across England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.| Enchanting Travels
This post has been divided into two parts. Part 1 gives an introduction to the family and describes the houses which they have owned over several centuries. This second part provides detailed genealogical information about the family.| Landed families of Britain and Ireland
Biddulph, Barons Biddulph This post has been divided into two parts. This first part provides an introduction to the family and a descripti...| landedfamilies.blogspot.com
In England and in the Carthusian Order, today is the feast of a Saint called Hugh (1140 ca. – 1200), a French Carthusian who in 1186 became bishop of Lincoln, which was at the time the largest diocese in that country. (Image below: part of an altarpiece from the Carthusian monastery of Saint-Honoré in Thuison-les-Abbeville, France, ca. 1490/1500. Like his contemporary St Francis, Hugh was known| New Liturgical Movement
About Paul RoukePaul Rouke is a born-again disciple of Jesus Christ whose life was forever changed in 2019 after a powerful near-death experience and salvation encounter. Today, he serves as a Business Consultant, Life Coach, Keynote Speaker,... …Serial Author, Global Ministry Leader, and Certified Mental Health Coach.With over 47 years of life experience, Paul blends […] The post Paul Rouke: On Kingdom Assignment: From Brokenness to Bold Faith /EP 4230 appeared first on Family Faith in A...| Family Faith in Action
Posted by Ra Moon Featuring a striking Mediterranean house and impressive locations, Malice was filmed in both Greece and London. David Duchovny (famously from The X-Files) stars as Jamie Tanner, the patriarch of a wealthy family, bringing his trademark intensity to this dark story of revenge. Here is our spoiler-free guide to the filming locations of Malice, listed in order of first appearance. The Malice house The stunning Greek villa is located in Makria Miti, a quiet, scenic coastal area ...| Atlas of Wonders
Posted by Ra Moon Blending stunning cinematography with striking locations, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein was filmed across the United Kingdom and Canada. Scotland plays a major role in the film’s visuals, evoking the story’s gothic European world. As in his previous films, de Mexican director avoided excessive CGI, choosing instead to build sets on soundstages and make use of real-world locations whenever possible. We’ve tried to keep spoilers at bay in our comprehensive guide to...| Atlas of Wonders
Two years ago my sister and I did a trip to Ireland and it did not turn out as expected as we encountered a hurricane and missed several of our stops, including Galway which I really wanted to visit). I wanted to go back but struggled with the planning of the trip on my own […]| janeaustenrunsmylife
RESIDENT doctors across England are staging a full walkout from 7am today until 6.59am tomorrow. The British Medical Association says years of pay erosion and a deepening training crisis have left the workforce unable to continue without meaningful negotiations. BMA chair Dr Tom Dolphin said long-term cuts to real-terms pay have pushed resident doctors far […] The post Resident Doctors staging a full walkout from 7am today appeared first on Workers Revolutionary Party.| Workers Revolutionary Party
THE LABOUR government announced 18,000 NHS staff sackings in England yesterday, with a deal with the Treasury signed off to hand the health service an extra £1 billion to cover the cost of redundancy pay-offs. Health Secretary Wes Streeting sought to justify the sackings by claiming that patients and NHS staff tell him the health […] The post Streeting announces 18,000 NHS sackings appeared first on Workers Revolutionary Party.| Workers Revolutionary Party
THOUSANDS of NHS staff redundancies in England are now to be forced through after a deal was reached with the Treasury to allow the health service to ‘overspend this year’ to cover the cost of paying-off thousands of NHS staff. The Labour government said earlier this year that 18,000 admin and managerial jobs would go […] The post Thousands Of NHS Redundancies Are To Go Ahead – Trade Unions Must Take Action To Stop Them! appeared first on Workers Revolutionary Party.| Workers Revolutionary Party
The UK unemployment rate rose to 5% in the three months to September, with the Bank of England (BoE) predicting it will stay that high for the foreseeable future. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) unemployment is at its highest rate since the period covering December 2020 to February 2021 and is higher […] The post UK unemployment soars to 5% appeared first on Workers Revolutionary Party.| Workers Revolutionary Party
‘EMERGENCY departments should be places of safety for those in crisis, but this report shows they have become places of prolonged and unnecessary suffering.’ Royal College of Nursing (RCN) General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger was responding to the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report on corridor care ahead of its release this […] The post ‘WINTER CATASTROPHE!’ warns RCN appeared first on Workers Revolutionary Party.| Workers Revolutionary Party
MAJOR splits have emerged in the Labour government Cabinet over PM Keir Starmer’s and Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s class-war plans to raise income tax rates in this month’s budget, while Justice Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy’s ‘incompetence’ in allowing a mass release of jailed prisoners has made him into a laughing stock! Following weeks […] The post Labour government splits over ‘class war plan’ to raise income tax rates appeared first on Workers Revolution...| Workers Revolutionary Party
This week, it’s my turn to host Leanne’s Monochrome Madness. I decided on Clocks and Timepieces. Easy, I thought. Well, up to a point. There are plenty of clocks in towns, in stations, on churches and on public buildings. But too often they’re bit samey-samey. So I’m starting with one that we came upon by … Continue reading "Tick-Tock"| From Pyrenees to Pennines
Perched on a green hill overlooking the Thames, Windsor Castle stands as a living chronicle of British history. For nearly a millennium, its stone walls have sheltered monarchs, witnessed dramatic turning points in the nation’s story, and evolved from stark Norman fortress into the magnificent royal residence we see today. Unlike museums frozen in time, […]| ConnollyCove
England’s transport network can feel like a puzzle when you first arrive. With trains zipping between cities, buses connecting rural villages, and hire cars waiting at every corner, choosing how to get around requires some planning. Your mode of transport shapes your entire English experience. Miss the last train from a country village, and you’ll […]| ConnollyCove
A warrior queen, a deposed king, a fictional bear and Dr Johnson’s cat – just a few of the most famous statues in London For such a monumental city, London can also be wonderfully intimate – and this is reflected in the many famous statues in London that you’ll see when you visit. It’s full […] This post 16 Famous Statues In London Not To Miss by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
Visiting Westminster Abbey is one of the highlights of a trip to London. Read our full guide to find out tips to make sure you make the most of your visit.| Delve Into Europe
Overnight, there was flooding in Lancashire and Cumbria, so passengers should check before travelling.| RailAdvent
Tuesday, April 1, 2025 It’s our last full day of the trip, and we decide…| And Anyways…
Monday March 31, 2025 Another glorious blue day. Honestly, they just keep getting better. This…| And Anyways…
Sunday, March 30, 2025 It’s Mothering Sunday today, the UK’s version of Mother’s Day. While…| And Anyways…
Saturday March 29, 2025 An easy-ish driving day today. Rather than meander down the Yorkshire…| And Anyways…
The view from our bedroom window Our cottage Friday March 28, 2025 Not very much doing today. Even though we don’t like this cottage as much as our previous stays, Westow very much feels like comin…| And Anyways...
Are you ready to take your first family trip to Europe? Here are the top 6 European cities that I would recommend for your family's first trip across the pond!| Our Little Lifestyle
From the Model Village to quirky museums, here are the best things to do in Bourton-on-the-Water, England, AKA the Venice of the Cotswolds!| Our Escape Clause
Here it is, the video for this year’s deer rut! I didn’t have as much time as I normally do to get out onto the heath for filming, what with the book release of Smugglers and Secrets, Book 4 of the Witches of the New Forest series at the end of October. But I did […]| Down the Forest Path
It’s wonderful when your expectations are completely confounded, as we found when visiting the London Museum of Water and Steam in Brentford, West London. I wasn’t sure what to expect beforehand, and wasn’t sure whether it would really interest my son or me. I have to confess that centrifugal pumps had never really done it […] This post Visiting The London Museum of Water And Steam – My Top Tips by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
Music fans of a certain vintage often stop by at the Marc Bolan Shrine London to remember one of the great figures of British music in the 1970s. Bolan was the lead singer and guitarist of T.Rex, one of the best bands of the glam rock era of the early ‘70s. He tragically died in […] This post How To Visit The Marc Bolan Shrine London by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
It’s Canada up here and I gotta tell you we have entered the lull. Pals who work in the hospitality trade in these parts know that between Halloween last week and Remembrance Day next week there is a bit of a drop as we perhaps contemplate some bigger things. Like tightening up the house before … Continue reading "The Beery News Notes For The November Lull Marking The Five-Sixths Mark of 2025"| A Good Beer Blog
From November 29th, Network Rail and South Western Railway will reinstate the full West of England Line timetable.| RailAdvent
MPs meet with campaigners and local business leaders to reaffirm the commitment to restoring the Skipton to Colne Line| RailAdvent
In the history of wrongness, it is hard to find greater wrongness than the uncritical support for the UK Tobacco and Vapes Bill. The legislation is likely to do more harm than good, yet attracts widespread but uncritical support.| The Counterfactual
Migration has transformed Leicester from a dull provincial market town into the vibrant capital of Asia in Britain| Index on Censorship
Coming from a family of illustrious soldiers, John Byng, the later 5th Viscount of Torrington, decided to add a sideline to his resume, that of a traveller and a diarist. He toured England in a time of breathtaking changes in landscape of the country courtesy of the Industrial Revolution. One of his entries described Cromford the facilities owned by the celebrated inventor and businessman Richard Arkwright.| Searching in History
The Baptist preacher and iron monger Thomas Newcomen and his partner John Calley held their breath as they watched and waited for the beam of their new strange device to swing up and down. Newcomen betted 10 years of their lives, hardwork and experimentation on this device. Its result dictated not only if this bet paid off but also the fate of England’s mining industry and even beyond.| Searching in History
Men’s Health, November 2025. PDF here. Nigel Walley, 61, has been swimming in the Thames since he was a boy and now regularly tackles the iconic river’s tidal section. He explains what it’s l…| Jessica Furseth
THE British National Debt has almost tripled in the period between 2005 and 2025, outpacing all the other major capitalist states. Britain now has a £2.9 trillion debt, costing another £100 billion a year more in interests payments. Labour’s Chancellor Reeves is preparing for her budget next month with the City expecting and demanding savage […] The post Britain’s national debt has tripled – as the UK economy breaks down – nationalisation of the banks and industries is the only wa...| Workers Revolutionary Party
EX-PRINCE Andrew’s public disgrace has rocked the British ruling class, with the King stripping his younger brother of his ‘prince’ title and evicting him from his mansion, with it all splashed by the capitalist media across its front pages. This followed on from the previous removal of his prestigious Duke of York title last week, […] The post The UK ruling class is in a desperate crisis – forward to the socialist revolution appeared first on Workers Revolutionary Party.| Workers Revolutionary Party
The Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government has updated the English indices of deprivation, providing a granular view of the geography of deprivation.| Oxford Economics
Thinking of walking from Hunstanton to Brancaster Staithe on the Norfolk Coast Path in England. Read on for all you need to know based on my own experience.|
Lumo is advertising what it describes as "a number of exciting opportunities" to join its workforce, as the open-access train operator prepares to launch its new daily services between London Euston and Stirling in Scotland.| RailAdvent
Planning your next British escape? Oxford deserves a spot at the very top of your list! It’s a city where ancient spires… The post Fun Things To Do In Oxford: Best Attractions In England’s Historic University City appeared first on dobbernationLOVES.| dobbernationLOVES
If you’re planning a road trip of the United Kingdom and keen to twist and turn through scenic villages make a point… The post Fun Things To Do In Liverpool: Attractions In England’s Music City appeared first on dobbernationLOVES.| dobbernationLOVES
If you're planning a road trip of the United Kingdom and keen to twist and turn through scenic villages make a point to steer your way to Northern England. On my first visit to England's| dobbernationLOVES
Brrr… this novel made me very glad that my parents chose to migrate to warmer climes! This is the book description from the back cover of my edition: December 1962, the West Country. In the nearby village, two couples begin their day. Local doctor, Eric Parry, mulling secrets, sets out on his rounds, while his […]| ANZ LitLovers LitBlog
The essential guide to renting a car in the Cotswolds: best pickup from Heathrow, costs, insurance, and left-side tips—why we book with Discover Cars.| Bon Traveler
Stourhead Gardens in Wiltshire are the perfect stop on a photography road trip in the south west of England. In autumn the landscape is stunning in gold and red| Meandering Wild
Last Updated on 28th October 2025 by Charlotte Nadeau Salisbury is a beautiful cathedral city in the historic county of Wiltshire. Home to the likes of Stonehenge, Old Sarum, and even a rare copy of the Magna Carta – it’s perfect for a cosy weekend break. And so, if you’ve ever dreamed of stepping back... The post How to Spend the Perfect Weekend at Stonehenge, Salisbury & Old Sarum appeared first on solosophie.| solosophie
From delicious food and drink spots, to the most famous sights, this guide will help you plan a weekend escape from Paris to London.| Wanderlust Chloe
Mixed weather for the rest of our week in Cumbria culminates in Storm Amy.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
We complete the Ullswater Way which we started two years ago.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Wright-Biddulph of Burton Park Biddulph of Biddulph The early editions of Burke's Landed Gentry provide an extensive and ancient lineage for...| landedfamilies.blogspot.com
Posted by Ra Moon Set in an unnamed northern English city, Lazarus was filmed primarily in Manchester and Liverpool. Created by Harlan Coben, the series stars Sam Claflin as Joel “Laz” Lazarus, a forensic psychologist experiencing disturbing phenomena that help him uncover dark family secrets. Here is our spoiler-free guide to almost all the filming locations of Lazarus, listed in order of their first appearance. Lazarus locations The exterior of the psychiatric hospital in the series is ...| Atlas of Wonders
As covered by Chamber UK, on Tuesday the Prime Minister gave a “reality check”. What taxes will the Government raise to deal with this massive shortfall?| Politics UK - The Home of UK Political News
Thursday March 27, 2025 We’ve decided this cottage isn’t as clean as it should be.…| And Anyways…
Wednesday March 26, 2025 We began the day with the remarkable bread we picked up…| And Anyways…
The Burns Monument Monday, March 24, 2025 A gloriously blue day today, positively balmy with a morning temp of 5C. Spring is so close we can feel it. The backyard of our cottage and views of the st…| And Anyways...
Wondering whether to travel ovenight the Caledonian Sleeper train? Here's our honest (and detailed) Caledonian Sleeper review!| Our Escape Clause
12 Beautiful Places to Visit in North Yorkshire The Culture Map Before I bang on about the beauty of North Yorkshire, I should say that I’m a Yorkshire lass myself. We have a reputation for being proud of our roots, and defending our county in the face of unwarranted stereotypes – many of which seems completely outdated to me. It’s true that some areas are rough […] The post 12 Beautiful Places to Visit in North Yorkshire appeared first on The Culture Map.| The Culture Map
Usually I have something to share at the outset. Something cheery. But as the garden is on its last legs, as the month slips toward Halloween and then we deal with the changing of the clocks, it seems that any pretense that the year isn’t beginning the final act is fading fast. But… but… before … Continue reading "This Week’s Fantastically Even Dramatically Encouraging Beery News Notes For W3Oct25"| A Good Beer Blog
Expedia Group today released Unpack ’26: The Trends in Travel™. The annual global report highlights shifts in traveller behaviour and the destinations set to dominate itineraries in 2026, including…| Jim Byers Travel
I spent 10 kid-free days exploring Agatha Christie's England—from murder mystery trains to the island that inspired her books. Here's why every mom needs a niche travel adventure.| Marcie in Mommyland
Everything you need to know to prepare for the North Downs Way, England’s most underrated National Trail, including day to day planning, where to eat and where to stay. The post North Downs Way – Planning England’s Most Underrated National Trail appeared first on Brogan Abroad.| Brogan Abroad
With so many great food options in one of the world’s busiest cities, deciding what to eat can be a daunting question. Our guide shows you what to eat and where to find it.| The Culinary Travel Guide
England this last month has been a tale of two nations: a seething tide of fury and desperation splitting into two very different protesting crowds. The reactions that each have garnered tell the s…| Traversing Tradition
Have a big trip coming up and wondering what to pack for Europe in the Fall? We’ve just returned from a fabulous September European jaunt. We were gone for 30 days and crossed into 4... The post What to Pack for Europe in the Fall – The Ideal List appeared first on Carrie Green-Zinn.| Carrie Green-Zinn
Your guide to visiting Bourton-on-the-Water in the Cotswolds — stroll the canal, explore honey-colored cottages, and discover the best places to eat, stay, and shop.| Bon Traveler
Discover The George Inn: London's last remaining galleried coaching inn. A fantastic pub with literary connections in the heart of old London| Things Helen Loves
London is a wonderful city with so much to see and do. When visiting, you could easily spend a couple of days, a week or more, getting lost in its charm – whether that’s dining at one o…| CastlesandTurrets
We’re pleased to confirm that over 8,800 applicants have successfully secured funding through this year’s Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF). Grant Funding Agreements (GFAs) have now been sent.| Farming
In this episode of In-Ear Insights, the Trust Insights podcast, Katie and Chris discuss the worth of conferences and events in a tight economy. You will learn a powerful framework for evaluating whether an expensive conference ticket meets your specific professional goals. You will use generative artificial intelligence to score event agendas, showing you which [...]Read More... from In-Ear Insights: How to Make Conferences Worth the Investment| Trust Insights Marketing Analytics Consulting
Three short circular walks, including a topiary garden, an abbey, and helping police with their enquiries.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
These walks sparked a love affair with Ullswater.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
How do you travel halfway around the world and still feel connected to home? For WPR’s Carina Abrego-Koch of Green Bay, she listened to the sound of her own voice — and the voice of someone she loves — while on a trip to London. She shares her story as...| Wisconsin Life
Bickley of Attleborough| Landed families of Britain and Ireland
Coham of Coham Bickford of Dunsland This post tells the stories of two Devon families, who were linked by marriage and by their successive p...| landedfamilies.blogspot.com
When you think of London, iconic landmarks like the Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace may come to mind. However, just outside the city lies a collection of magical castles, each with its own distinct story and charm. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a family looking for a day out, or a traveller eager to explore [...] The post 10 Magical Castles Near London appeared first on MelbTravel.| MelbTravel
Hello! Bella here – the writer and creator of Passport & Pixels. Normally I write every article on this site| Passport & Pixels
I’m back in England right now, using Liverpool as a base to explore my home turf, the United Kingdom. If you haven’t come across my blog before, my name is Amy, and I am a cultural travel blogger. I’m here to bring you some of the most interesting old towns, places of worship and historical [...] The post A Day in Coventry: Exploring History and the Resilience of Coventry Cathedral appeared first on Templeseeker.| Templeseeker
Planning a London Christmas trip? Find out what to see and do to celebrate the festive season - from Christmas Markets to Holiday Lights!| Jetsetting Fools
Well we got through September. While I am longing for fall temperatures here, my friends in the southern hemisphere are about to experience Springtime :-) Clearly I need a home is two parts of this world, haha.| Turn the Page
Two woman who experienced tramatic events in their lives come together and travel. It's more than that though. It's about friendship, trus...| 1toast.blogspot.com
How To Prepare For A Long Bus Ride Going on a long bus ride may not always be the most comfortable journey. If you’ve never been on one, you probably wouldn’t want to try it. You might also find it boring. But if you prepare well for it, it can be pretty fun. It’ll give … How To Prepare For A Long Bus Ride Read More » The post How To Prepare For A Long Bus Ride appeared first on Travel and Backpacking blog.| Travel and Backpacking blog
Plans for a 24-hour gambling centre in the city of Gloucester have been rejected.| Gambling Industry News
Walk into a wood, any wood. What impresses itself? The trees, naturally; they cast shadows and throw down leaves and acorns, while a woodpecker hammers and – if you’re lucky – a w…| A Walk with Wildlife
It took me a while to find an award ticket I wanted for my journey back from Dublin to... The post American Airlines Flagship Suite Business Class Boeing 787-9 (78P) London Heathrow LHR To Chicago ORD review appeared first on Everybody Hates A Tourist.| Everybody Hates A Tourist
Now regarded as the work of a poltergeist – or a perturbed servant – the incidents in Suffolk made newspaper headlines, and eventually became the basis of an entire book…| Burials & Beyond
This relatively modest semi-detached house at 24 Victoria Grove, Southsea (Portsmouth) was, for over 50 years, the home in exile of Sayyid Jamshid bin Abdullah, the last Sultan of Zanzibar. This was not the life he would have expected. How did he end up here? Sayyid Jamshid was born into privilege on 16 September 1929 … Continue reading "The Last Sultan of Zanzibar"| The Thrifty Traveller
You can only be in London for a short visit and need a 2 Days in London itinerary? I can help! We recently had a 2 day stop over in London and although we’ve been... The post The Perfect 2 Days in London Itinerary appeared first on Carrie Green-Zinn.| Carrie Green-Zinn
In his third novel, Everything Will Swallow You, Tom Cox introduces us to the world of Eric and Carl, companions who live in a small cottage below a cliff and above the sea in Dorset. They have kno…| What I Think About When I Think About Reading
Diverging currents; the approach to flooding in Wales and England This is a guest post by Dr David Clubb, Chair of NICW. The piece was first published in Business Wales on 27 June. As climate change intensifies, the UK faces an escalating threat from flooding which is among the most costly and disruptive climate-related hazards. […]| The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales
This is our guide to the best things to do in Chester, one of the most beautiful cities in the North of England.| Delve Into Europe
My full review of testing a Holafly eSIM in England, France, and Italy and why Holafly is my preferred eSIM when traveling in Europe.| Bon Traveler
Experience the best of Bath — Roman Baths, Georgian crescents, rooftop spa views, cozy cafés, and literary stops in one of England’s most elegant cities.| Bon Traveler
