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If you’ve never been to Norfolk – why not? The combined sunniest/driest county in the UK, 100 miles of stunning coastline, the Norfolk Broads National Park, medieval Norwich – and of course the private home of the Queen and now also the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge and their young family.

Rugby comes home to England and Wales this September and whilst we can't guarantee try fests galore, we can provide you with fantastic accommodation for the rugby world cup. In this post we run through the venues and where you can stay to ensure you have ultimate experience during the tournament.

Cambridgeshire is an East Anglian county known as much for its flat and low terrain as its esteemed academic reputation. But look a little closer and you’ll also find charming, historic towns and villages, and picturesque waterways to wander along. Here are our places to visit in Cambridgeshire.

Herefordshire is a county that’s full of historical sites, picturesque countryside and traditional British food. A well-known producer of cider and fruit, Herefordshire is mostly rural and has a population of less than 200,000. There are plenty of things to do and places to visit locally though, no matter what time of year you decide to visit this beautiful county. Here are our places to visit in Herefordshire.

The Cotswolds is great walking country with over 5000km of footpaths and rights of way.
For serious walkers, the Cotswold Way and Thames Path are on offer. For recreational walkers, most towns and villages have a choice of shorter circular routes.