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Christmas fun, and bring you some ideas of stylish gifts - especially from Scotland - for your favourite people. For many, however, this is the time to look ahead to travels in 2019 and we hope we can inspire with this issue’s features on serene Cambridge, fashionable Victorian spa towns and the West Country delights of Bristol, Somerset and Plymouth. The essence of ‘Britishness’ can be found in our features on famous garden designers, ecclesiastic Stained Glass and Royal Warrants, some still ‘open for business’. Among our regular offerings, look out for travel news and, in our Cultural Agenda, the pick of the shows, exhibitions and performances coming your way. The ever-popular Mary Poppins has been amazing children, of all ages, for 53 years, since Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke first danced around the rooftops! This December sees the release of Disney’s sequel ‘Mary Poppins Returns’, starring Emily Blunt, coinciding with re-issues of the original books and a revival of the enduring West End musical. Whether you’re reading this in some far-flung airport lounge or curled up at home on the sofa, we wish you hours of happy content and the merriest of festive seasons to come!

A glorious Summer draws reluctantly to its close but the glory of Britain is its infinite variety of attractions, whatever the weather. The start of term means reduced numbers and less pressure for all concerned, meaning more opportunity to appreciate the sights before you. All over the British Isles, there are treats in store. This ‘Countryside Special’ issue will open your eyes (and minds) to our wonderful attractions, whether they be heritage destinations, museums old and new or tours of some of the world’s greatest sporting arenas. Perhaps you would appreciate the many centuries of evolution laid out before you at Arundel Castle before visiting the newest restaurant in Petworth. But, if it’s the best of British hospitality you’re seeking, we hope to tempt you with our special features on thrilling Tiger Lodge, Kent, the inspiring cathedral city of Salisbury, magnificent lowland Dartmoor and beguiling Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands. Rarely associated with the City of Dreaming Spires, Oxford’s modern architecture is showcased and we remind you of the cunning ways 1940’s Britain found to keep fashionable. The ‘Glorious 12th’ (of August) signals the start of the season for thousands of hunting enthusiasts but, even if that’s not for you, our specialist country-clothing brands will help you ‘look the part’. Nothing is more British than a nice ‘cuppa’ and we are happy to report on the surge of interest in enjoying this once-exotic brew. While sipping your tea, find time for our regular features on the UK’s cultural scene, property, travel news and style pages.

We’ve been basking in a brilliant spell of early summer weather and, if forecasts can be believed, should look forward to even more! In this issue, we showcase the best hospitality that Britain can offer, whether you are visiting from overseas or simply enjoying a ‘staycation’, and offer a unique picture of some facets of UK life, some of which may surprise you. Our popular ‘Made in Britain’ article features the revival of the British watchmaking industry, we take a peek inside the secretive world of members-only clubland and we are proud to introduce opportunities to celebrate the centenary of our Royal Air Force. The wide range of British hotels is amply illustrated, from historic/heritage destinations in medieval castles and grand country houses, charming towns and fascinating cities and Victorian seaside pleasure-palaces to secret hideaways on some of the many glorious islands dotted around our shores. Our travel emporium and news section bring you the latest snippets of interest, we interview the man responsible for the culinary delights to be enjoyed on RY Britannia and we highlight hotels with distinct literary connections and some locations which have found fame on the big screen. We turn our particular attention to the world-famous glories to be discovered in and around Dorset and the sensational range of travel attractions to be experienced on the Isle of Man. We have chosen the best from the explosion of literary festivals, all around UK and with our regular features on the latest shows and exhibitions, travel news, property and style trends, we hope you will be entertained!

It’s been a long time coming, and our gardens and open countryside have had to endure some late-season shocks, but summer is definitely around the corner! There’s an optimistic buzz in the air and, in this issue, we hope to show you why. Harry and Meghan’s special day will obviously be a highlight and the eyes of the world will be on the historic Royal Borough of Windsor. There’s a brief introduction to royal etiquette and we feature leading hotels with themed packages on offer. Our ‘Made in Britain’ heritage is further celebrated with reviews of traditional boat-building and some of our ancient and sensational cathedrals as well as a peek into the scandalous Georgian world of Lady Elizabeth Lamb . Don’t ignore the plethora of food festivals around the UK– first-class fare and proud of it! Planning a visit, long or short? We focus on the fascinating Isle of Wight, the slumbering Vale of Aylesbury and the beguilingly beautiful Isles of Scilly, while tickling your fancy with a night at Kent’s historic Hever Castle, a hike along the Pennine Way and some quirky, less well-known attractions in the capital. Our cultural diary is full of the promise of artistic pleasure and, in our regular features, we bring you up-to-the-minute travel news and suggestions and our pick of the latest on the UK fashion scene and leading brands. Now – in your own time, relax and read!

The cold and wet days must surely be passing and the better times are coming. We hope to inspire you to sample a few of the wonders, all around Britain, in the spring months, whether cultural, recreational or at your leisure. Planning to celebrate the royal wedding? We visit the palaces and towns which hold a special appeal, either to stay or simply stroll about. As well as impending nuptials, 2018 sees the 250th anniversary of Capt James Cook’s epic, first voyage to the Southern Ocean, in search of new and strange lands and we check out related exhibitions, around the UK. Scotland’s historic Kingdom of Fife comes under the spotlight, including the fabulous Fairmont, at the golfing mecca of St Andrews. We consider the curiously English enthusiasm for building villages, in miniature, great places for a day-trip, just outside London and some very special opportunities for self-catering in unforgettable rural settings before we transport you to the exhilarating beauty of the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District. Our occasional series on acclaimed British chefs features the work of Chris WheeIer, at the amazing Stoke Park and there is a preview of the opening of the new V&A museum, coming soon to Dundee. Continuing the cultural note, we suggest the best of the upcoming shows, exhibitions and events while also showcasing our pick of the latest travel news, lifestyle trends and Britain’s best brands. Please relax, and enjoy your reading!

It’s time to reflect on the joys of the Christmas and New Year celebrations and to take a positive view of the possibilities to come. Please allow us to tickle your fancies with some of Britain’s best. Leaving aside the ubiquitous winter sales – every high street and shopping centre will have them – we offer you our selection of UK style and fashion plus shows, exhibitions and cultural events vying for your attention. Indoors, 2018 looks like a good year for museums, with many re-vamping their appeal with new and exciting collections and for the Palace of Westminster, regrettably clad in much scaffolding but celebrating the centenary of the election of its first female MP. For photography buffs, relax and enjoy images of natural Britain while we hope to excite the more adventurous types with some exhilarating Winter Walks and extraordinary gardens, as well as giving a reminder to all you budding astronomers of the star-gazing opportunities in our more remote areas. Looking forward, our travel team introduces readers to the varied delights of stunning Snowdonia, inspiring East Anglia and spa destinations in heritage-rich settings. We interview Lisa Goodwin-Allen, Executive Head Chef at the UK’s ’Hotel of the Year’, the Northcote, and suggest chances to stay in some quirkily sensational private accommodation. In this issue, ‘Made in Britain’ is proud to showcase the fused-glass artworks of Jo Downs and the Shropshire company keeping alive the traditional British teddy-bear. We wish you hours of contented reading, both of our seasonal features and our regular coverage of Britain’s cultural life and travel news!

Autumn’s Storms are, thankfully, a fading memory and winter’s coming is heralded by Halloween and Bonfire Night celebrations, leading up to another fun-filled Christmas and New Year extravaganza. For many, this means the joy of shopping and where better to start than with our ideas of stylish gifts for your favourite people or a saunter down historic Burlington Arcade ? We have selected some entertaining Christmas experiences and events and these will, we hope, help you make the most of this magical time. Starting at the very top, see what Windsor Castle has to offer before sampling a sensational visit to Bath, with its charming Christmas Market only adding to its historical appeal. In the countryside, many of our gardens and rural properties are putting on special displays and plotting stimulating winter-walks but, for the less adventurous, we suggest some very special dining-venues and there is a showcase of the fabulous celebrations demonstrating our nation’s energetic approach to this highlight of the Christian calendar. Our travel-team has been busy, seeking out the best of hospitality destinations, and, in this issue, we feature a superb Chelsea touring-base, a wine-lover’s dream hotel, near Downton Abbey, and Allan Pickett’s new bar and restaurant at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Showcasing our take on British style, we interview the CEO of Pride of Britain Hotels, look into the thriving heritage of ‘the written word’ and discuss the merits of whisky, as an investment vehicle. With so much fascinating content, as well as our regular features on Britain’s cultural life and travel news, we hope you will find plenty to enjoy!

For the youngsters it’s the start of a new school or college year but for most of us it’s a good time to take advantage of all that Britain has to offer, at off-season prices, without the queues and in relative calm. Our editing and journalist teams have come up with some true gems for you. Our British hospitality industry continues to provide the excellence that tourists have come to expect and, all over the British Isles, there are treats in store. If the spa experience is your idea of bliss, turn to our Luxury Spa Guide for inspiration. Lovers of heritage will leap at the chance to explore Leeds Castle, stay at Wynyard Hall or discover the manifold joys hiding in secret Sussex. North of the border, Ken McCulloch, late of Hotel du Vin/Malmaison fame, is working his magic in Edinburgh and Glasgow while, in Western Argyll, we sample the superb hospitality and seafood splendours around Oban. The seasonal magnificence in our countryside and gardens has to be experienced and we offer our pick of the most rewarding walks and show how easy it is to visit these sights, direct from your arrival airport. Perhaps a little daunting at the height of summer, you will find Shakespeare’s home-town, Stratford-upon-Avon, much easier going. It is impossible to ignore the capital city and are pleased to give you a taste of the highlife at four leading London hotels and visit The Game Bird, James Durrant’s new restaurant at The Stafford. Nothing is more British than a nice ‘cuppa’ and, for our ‘Made in Britain’ feature, we are happy to showcase the nation’s potters, some centuries-old and some more recent, all proud to continue the tradition. While sipping your tea, you will also find our regular features on the UK’s cultural scene, travel news and style items. Happy reading!

Wimbledon Tennis, Lord’s test match, Premiership transfer frenzy – it must be summer! We are looking forward to the best that Britain can offer, at the peak of the holiday season, whether you are visiting UK from overseas or exploring your home countries. We hope you enjoy reading about them as much as we have in presenting them to you. Our British heritage, created over the millennia, has left indelible marks and is a magnet for tourists keen to revisit our historic sites, ever more appealing and visitor-friendly. You will find some award-winning attractions in our review, plus selection of atmospheric fortifications and we stay at the ancestral Borders home of the Dukes of Roxburghe. Our travel team have searched out such varied highlights as the delights to be found around Hampshire and Dorset, the beguiling beauty of the Isles of Scilly and the picturesque cliff-paths of Guernsey, a charming Channel Island. Wherever you go in UK, you cannot miss the Great British pub, and we have looked at some of the finest, although we wish you joy in finding your own favourites! Showing our European credentials, we sample a Mediterranean cruise, leaving from Southampton, home-port of our leading cruise-companies. On a slightly more cultural theme, we celebrate the life and works of Jane Austen, the literary genius for whom fame only came after her death, 200 years ago. For our ‘Made in Britain’ section, we are proud to feature some of the dynamic UK companies driving the renaissance of artisan gin manufacture and our latest London ‘Shopping Institution’ is the remarkable Fenwick of Bond Street. With all this, and our regular features on the latest shows and exhibitions, travel news, property and style trends, we trust you will be inspired!

The pruning might be done but now the grass is growing, and it’s time to dust down the garden furniture – summer is definitely on its way! There’s an ’outdoorsy’ feel to this issue and we hope you take advantage. London’s secret gardens are exposed and we present our pick of the many music festivals on offer and some of the horticultural shows to be found outside the capital.
Planning a holiday, long or short? Our series on the Channel Islands concludes with the bewitching Alderney and Sark and we introduce you to a cruise around Western Scotland, Ireland and the Isle of Man. You can see the delights we found in the cities of Lincoln and Bath, be as amazed as us by the Solent Forts experience and, further into the West Country, join us in the stunning county of Cornwall. We suggest some Surrey attractions and, on a more cultural theme, tell the story of the rebirth of the Watts Gallery Artists’ Village near Guildford. For our ‘Made in Britain’ section, we are proud to suggest the leading names in the perfume world and to seek out the secret of their success, our landmark ‘Shopping Institution’ is the wonderful Fortnum & Mason and we showcase the heights of fine-dining at Babylon. Take a look at tomorrow’s UK fashion scene and check out our regular features on the season’s outstanding shows, exhibitions and theatre.

The last days of winter are passing and time is better spent looking forwards. We showcase and highlight just a few of the wonders awaiting discovery in the coming months, all around this beautiful country. 
In this issue, we turn our attention to the iconic Knightsbridge store, Harvey Nichols, look at the transformation of Wentworth, in Surrey, into one of the world’s leading golf and country clubs, and dine at Duck and Waffle, on top of Heron Tower. 
If you are planning a wedding or looking for an exclusive venue you will be spoilt for choice in our selection of outstanding properties for your stay, or special day and our feature on modern British jewellers may inspire your partner and bring lasting memories. 
Wishing to inspire you to look outside London and the most obvious tourist attractions, we review the other-worldly delights of glorious Guernsey, the second-largest of the Channel Islands and the bucolic peace of the Cotswolds. Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh, celebrates the 70th anniversary of its famous arts festival and now hosts a variety of great events, throughout the year. One of Britain’s most magnetic attractions, The Royal Yacht Britannia, is permanently berthed, close to the city, at Leith and our review gives a tantalising taste of what a visitor will find there . And on a more cultural note, we asked the curators of our best museums to choose their favourite exhibits and bring you our regular features on outstanding shows, exhibitions and theatre. Showcasing the very best of Britain again this spring .

The grey days are past and, believe it or not, daylight hours are drawing out, by 5 minutes a day! North of the border, Hogmanay is a happy, hazy memory but the joys of Burns Night (25th January) beckon. Winter hangs on but there’s no shortage of enticing destinations, seasonal sights and exciting exhibitions to enjoy. In this issue, we celebrate the best of British with a review of forthcoming arts and cultural events, a showcase of our world-leading leather goods manufacturers and suggestions for seeking out memories of our literary and legendary heroes. We suggest the best of tours and museums based on iconic UK sporting venues, unexpected pleasures to be had from spectacular Gulf Stream gardens and amazing properties, at the top-end of the market. Standing proudly at the pinnacle of stately-home hotels are Luton Hoo and Brocket Hall and, if that’s not enough to whet your appetite, we take a leisurely look at other grand destinations around UK, touring in Inverness, Yorkshire – by train, Nottinghamshire and Jersey, the Queen of the Channel Islands. If getting about Britain, on your own, is just too much, take the personalised guided tour of your choice or make your holiday special in one of the Landmark Trust’s restored heritage properties. 

With so much fascinating content, as well as our regular features on London’s iconic department stores (Liberty), fashion, shopping, accessories, news and events, we know you will want to enjoy what Britain has to offer!

Turkeys across the nation pay attention! – it’s that time of year again. Autumn is still hanging on, playing its seasonal tricks, but Christmas is coming and, in this issue, we showcase the British style of celebrating this most magical time. Our pick of the Christmas events, displays and markets appear, we suggest the best of spectacular ‘rooms with a view’ dining venues and offer a selection of glittering decorations and gifts for the special people in your life. We take a look at desirable destinations around UK, driving the stunning coastal road from Belfast to Londonderry, visiting two of our greatest cities, York and Bath, before luxuriating at The Goring and the gorgeous Stoke Park, UK’s first ‘Country Club’. We invite you to take a fresh look at London, touring in an original ‘mini’, a motoring icon. It is 150 years since the birth of the acclaimed botanist, farmer and author, Beatrix Potter, chocaholics will love to read about the new-wave of British craft chocolatiers and, with the European ski season almost upon us, we review the exclusive Hotel Tannehof in St Anton, Austria. 
With so much fascinating content, as well as our regular features on Britain’s fashion, exhibitions, news and events, we hope you will find plenty to enjoy! 

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