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From writer's cottage to stately castle to royal holiday home, this issue of BRITAIN takes us around the country to celebrate big anniversaries, UNESCO recognition and the new series of Netflix TV drama, The...
A weekend in Bray
It’s renowned for its Michelin-star restaurants, but this riverside idyll has much more in store
It’s not immediately obvious why the 16th-century Thameside village of Bray in Berkshire is one of the world’s gastronomic...
Pilgrims’ progress: Dissent deep in the heart of England (Part one)
2020 marks the 400th anniversary of the epic voyage of the Mayflower. We delve into the early story of the pioneering Pilgrims
On 16 September 1620, the Mayflower set sail from Plymouth on England’s southwestern coast,...
Hidden England: Rutland travel guide
Rutland packs in picturesque villages, mighty castles and scenic views: England's smallest county is full of surprises
Not many people have heard of Rutland, not even those who live in the UK. Comprising less than...
The National Trust’s 125th anniversary
As the National Trust, chief custodian of the nation's heritage, celebrates its 125th anniversary, we visit three properties that reveal the remarkable breadth of its scope.
Of the sumptuous historic properties that grace the pages of...
How to decorate your Christmas tree like the British Royal family
Renowned royal Christmas tree providers, Pines and Needles, give us the low-down on the Royal family's festive flourishes
Pines and Needles decorate and install trees in some of the UK’s most famous venues, from Wembley...
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“Look to the future, but remember the past” could be the theme of this issue. As a new decade dawns, we’re busy filling the diary with plans and trips for the year ahead.
We’ve picked...
The i Staycation Awards 2019: The winners announced
From city breaks to rural escapes, the inaugural Staycation Awards picks out the best tourist destinations in Britain.
Last week the i Staycation Awards ceremony was held at the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel to recognise...
Britain remembers the fallen on Armistice Day
Two-minute silences take place each year in Britain on 11 November as the country remembers fallen soldiers of the First World War on the date the armistice was signed.
The silence is an annual ritual,...
Guy Fawkes: the man behind the guy
The effigy of Guy Fawkes is burned throughout Britain at this time of year, but how much do we really know of the famous Gunpowder Plot conspirator?
The classic rhyme “Remember, remember the fifth of November" features one of...
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