Rossendale: Lancashire's Valley of Craft Beer, Steam Trains and Hilltop Art
Rossendale in East Lancashire offers craft breweries, a heritage steam railway, textile mills and hilltop scul...
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Ashburton: The Devon Market Town That Doubles as Dartmoor's Southern Gateway
Ashburton, Devon: a medieval market town between Exeter and Plymouth with an Antique Trail of 10+ shops and ea...
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Clovelly: The Car-Free Devon Village Where Donkeys and Sledges Still Rule
Clovelly in Devon is a car-free fishing village of cobbled lanes, donkeys and sledges. Here's what to see, wha...
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Edwinstowe: The Sherwood Forest Village Where Robin Hood Married Maid Marian
Edwinstowe, the Nottinghamshire village at the heart of Sherwood Forest: Robin Hood legend, the Major Oak, for...
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Lavenham: Why Britain's Best-Preserved Medieval Village Is Worth a Detour to Suffolk
Lavenham in Suffolk is Britain's best-preserved medieval village: 300 timber-framed buildings, the Crooked Hou...
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Eastbourne: The Sunny Sussex Seaside Town With a Victorian Pier and Grand Old Hotels
Eastbourne offers a Victorian pier, shingle beaches, the South Downs and grand old seafront hotels — under two...
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Scarborough: England's Original Seaside Resort Is an Easy Trip From Leeds
Scarborough, England's first seaside resort, sits under two hours from Leeds with sandy beaches, harbour seafo...
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Skelmersdale: The Quiet Lancashire Town Between Liverpool and Manchester
Skelmersdale, between Liverpool and Manchester, offers Tudor history, canal walks, wetland wildlife and shoppi...
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Barrow-in-Furness: The Cumbrian Coast Town With Abbey Ruins, Seals and a Castle on Its Own Island
Abbey ruins, a castle on its own island, seals and proper pubs — why Barrow-in-Furness on the Cumbrian coast d...
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Manchester's best Airbnbs: from canal-side warehouse duplexes to a Lock Keepers Cottage
Editor-vetted Airbnbs in Manchester: canal-side cottages, mill lofts and penthouses — plus where to stay for f...
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Kirkham: The Lancashire Market Town That's Older Than Roman Britain (and 20 Minutes From Blackpool)
Kirkham, Lancashire: a Roman-era market town near Blackpool with Thursday markets, artisan food, historic wind...
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One of the World's Last Real Pirate Flags Hangs in Portsmouth
A genuine 18th-century Jolly Roger, captured in 1790, is on display at Portsmouth's National Museum of the Roy...
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