If you’re longing to escape the dull British weather, exploring Europe is a great way to soak up some sun if you're still seeking summer thrills in September.
Brat Summer has had its day, and according to a flash TikTok trend “Demure Autumn” is set to take its place.
Due to rising costs, the festival has been cancelled this year, but the team at St Michaels has confirmed that a community event will be held to fill the void at the resort. The weekend long event will celebrate the famed local delicacy, as well as the Falmouth community and will mark the beginning of the oyster dredging season this autumn.
With the percentage of solo travellers continuing to rise year-on-year to now account for over 25% of bookings in 2024 so far, Jules Verne, the small escorted tour specialist, has picked out some of its best trips for solo travellers looking to book their next adventure.
The restaurant is just around the corner from the Tower of London and across the water from The Shard with views of both and of course iconic Tower Bridge
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Norfolk offers a perfect escape for those seeking tranquillity and natural beauty. Known for its vast countryside, charming villages, and a slower pace of life, Norfolk provides an ideal setting for a serene retreat.
The West Country boasts an exceptional culinary heritage. From hearty pasties to world-class seafood, the region offers an array of flavours that showcase the best of British produce.
From its dynamic arts scene to its burgeoning food culture, this northern powerhouse is reshaping what it means to be cool in Britain.
The demand for large holiday homes with swimming pools is on the rise, reflecting a broader trend of seeking out experiences that combine luxury, comfort, and a touch of indulgence.