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A holiday just isn’t the same without your ever-dedicated canine chum by your side - that’s why over half of the Premier Cottages members offer dog-friendly cottages from which you can explore the glorious Great British countryside.

The quiet area of Henham Park has started to hum with activity again as it prepares for forty thousand budding festival-goers to descend upon the site on the 13th of July. Latitude Festival offers a unique range of entertainment and as a result has been voted Best Family Festival in the past. Read on to find out more.

For lovers of literature, an author or even a particular book can be a good enough reason for a holiday. So, it’s not surprising that given 2017 is set to be a bumper year for literary anniversaries, VisitEngland has designated it “Year of Literary Heroes”. Read on to find out more.

As far as British holiday destinations go, Suffolk is one of the most rewarding and underrated. Picturesque, well-connected and coastal, the county combines stunning landscapes with a host of historic villages. Despite all this – possibly due to its perceived out-of-the-way location on the map – Suffolk’s pull hasn’t always been widely felt outside the boundaries of East Anglia.

Renowned for its exceptional churches and beautiful Tudor villages, Suffolk’s stunning medieval architecture was built on the wool trade. But the secret of Suffolk does not end there; the coast is rich with beaches and tiny creeks, and big skies are a feature of delightful undulating, unspoilt countryside which inspired great artists Thomas Gainsborough and John Constable.