Petal Fields Update for August Event
Organisers of the popular Petal Fields event in Shropshire have announced key changes for the August edition, including new dates and enhanced visitor experience.
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Shropshire Gardens Open to Public: Dates and Locations
Stunning Shropshire gardens will open to the public in 2024 as part of the National Garden Scheme, offering rare access to private gardens for charity.
National Trust Beauty Spot with Swimming Lake to Cool Off
A West Midlands National Trust beauty spot with a swimming lake offers the perfect escape to cool off this summer. Discover the historic parkland and its popular wild swimming spot.
Top Restaurants in Lima for a Culinary Celebration
Lima's vibrant culinary scene offers world-class dining. Discover top restaurants, from ceviche spots to fine dining, for an unforgettable gastronomic experience.
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Alton Towers Swan Boat Rescued by Superfan
A Staffordshire superfan rescued an iconic Alton Towers swan boat from a Walsall bar, preserving a piece of theme park history for future generations.
Shropshire Snubbed in Town of Culture Shortlist
Shropshire towns were omitted from the West Midlands Town of Culture 2025 shortlist, with four other locations advancing. The decision has sparked local disappointment.
Historic All-Female Twelfth Night in Kent Recalls Trailblazers
In July 1916, an all-female amateur group performed Twelfth Night at Great Comp in Kent, raising funds for disabled soldiers amid the Battle of the Somme.
Big Ben Named UK's Best View
A survey of 2,000 adults ranks Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament as the UK's best view, with 42% of votes, highlighting London's iconic skyline.
Hidden Steam Locomotive Now on Display in Wales
A historic steam locomotive, hidden for nearly 60 years in a secret collection, has been put on public display at the Vale of Rheidol Railway in Aberystwyth.
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National Trust Takeover of Ironbridge Gorge Completed
The official handover marks the completion of the National Trust takeover of the Ironbridge Gorge, securing the historic site's future and preserving its industrial heritage.
National Trust Family Offer: 500 Sites from £9.10 Monthly
Families can access over 500 National Trust places from just £9.10 a month with a new membership offer, saving up to 20% compared to standard rates.
Dovedale Stepping Stones: 'no-go zone' for some visitors
Dovedale Stepping Stones, a popular Peak District attraction 80 minutes from Birmingham, has been branded a 'no-go zone' due to litter, fights, and rude behaviour, leaving long-time visitors disillusioned.
Free National Trust Day Pass for Premium Subscribers
Premium subscribers can claim one of 40,000 free National Trust family day passes, worth up to £50, valid until August 28, 2026.
West Midlands National Trust Spot Still Favourite After Weekly Visits
A regular visitor reveals why a West Midlands National Trust property remains their top choice despite visiting every weekend for years.
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Nostalgic Macclesfield Archive Photos: Pub Excursions and Shows
A look back at historical photos from Macclesfield, featuring a pub excursion in the 1890s, the Cat and Fiddle Inn, and agricultural shows from the 1960s.
UNESCO Beach Sidmouth Near Birmingham: Blue Flag
Sidmouth, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage beach just three hours from Birmingham, offers golden sands, Blue Flag waters, and family-friendly activities at low tide.
Warning About Birmingham's Closest Inland Beach During Busy Times
Rutland Water Beach, a Blue Flag beach 90 minutes from Birmingham, gets very busy. Anglian Water warns visitors about overflow parking and peak-time measures.
Explore Hodnet: West Midlands Village Guide
Hodnet, a charming West Midlands village, offers historic sites, scenic walks, and local attractions. Discover what makes this destination a must-visit.
Conwy Bridge 200th Anniversary Plaque Unveiled
A plaque and timeline were unveiled in Conwy to mark 200 years since Thomas Telford's suspension bridge and cob opened, transforming travel across North Wales.
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Northumberlandia Becomes Open-Air Library This Summer
Northumberlandia is becoming an open-air library this summer with Tails from the Trail, a free family trail blending literature and nature, created with Cramlington Learning Village.
Bournville Crowned Prettiest Village in West Midlands
Bournville, the historic model village in Birmingham, has been named the prettiest village in the West Midlands, beating contenders like Berkswell, Barston, and Kinver.
French Invasion Re-enactment in Fishguard
A large-scale re-enactment of the last invasion of mainland Britain, the 1797 French landing in Fishguard, takes place on July 18-19 with free battle scenes and living history camps.
Surrey Hills Wood Fair 2026 Returns to Cranleigh
The Surrey Hills Wood Fair returns to Cranleigh Showground on Sept 12-13, 2026, with woodland crafts, family fun, and a new Fun Dog Show.
Queen Camilla Royal Patron of Brontë Birthplace
Queen Camilla accepts Royal Patronage of the Brontë Birthplace in Thornton, marking a milestone for the restored historic site and its community.
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Never Forget the Battle of the Somme 110 Years On
The Battle of the Somme, 110 years on, remains a stark reminder of the horrors of war. This article explores its lasting impact and why remembrance is crucial.
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Atmospheric Staffordshire Grand Home Tours Open to Public
A historic Staffordshire grand home opens for atmospheric tours, offering visitors a unique glimpse into its preserved interiors and rich heritage.
UK's Rudest Place Names: Final Tour of Bottoms, Ends, Knobs
Discover the surprisingly innocent origins of Britain's cheekiest place names, from Pratt's Bottom to Bell End, in the final instalment of our tour.
The Canopy Opens: New Events Space Near Birmingham
The Canopy, a new dining and events space at Boundless Outdoors in West Malvern, officially opened on June 27, 2026, replacing a 110-year-old dining room and available for community hire.
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Notorious Shropshire Attraction for Unique UK Experience
Discover why a notorious Shropshire attraction is hailed as a unique and unforgettable UK experience, drawing visitors from across the country.
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Globe Theatre Destroyed by Cannon Fire in 1613
The Globe Theatre was destroyed within an hour in 1613 when a cannon during a performance of Henry VIII set its thatch on fire. Learn more about this historical event.
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