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The buzz is back, says British Beekeepers Association, which celebrates
The number of beekeepers and hives has increased since the lows of the early 2000s, but there is still more
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Home-making made simple with an oak frame
Oakwrights’ Charlie Mills and his wife Helen are starting married life in the dream oak-frame home they created in Herefordshire.
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What to expect when you’re expecting (to move to the
On March 28, agents Michael Graham will be showcasing some of their best countryside properties at their west London office.
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A Grade II-listed house in the Surrey Hills that was
Winkworth Farm at Hascombe sits in some 15 acres of fine gardens and grounds, and has been immaculately restored by
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What (not) to wear at the Cheltenham Festival
Tips from an expert stylist on what to wear at one of the highlights of the racing calendar: the Cheltenham
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‘From the first page until the last, I was in
‘There is beauty and there is poverty, order and corruption’ — Carla Carlisle on Karen Blixen and Kenya. Readers of
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Estelle Manor review: The Oxfordshire hotel and private member’s club
Estelle Manor is a sanctuary from the rest of the world — a place where life is easy and everyone
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What I grow in my garden, by Country Life’s gardens
Tiffany Daneff talks about her life, her career as a gardening writer, and what she plants in her own space
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How planting trees can fight flooding and improve your soil
Record-breaking rainfall and a changing climate convinced Leicestershire farmer Rachael Spence that she needed to find a way to combat
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A penthouse in a former vinegar factory in Vauxhall returns
The Vat House is a four-bedroom penthouse that oozes with Victorian character and charm in one of London’s more underrated
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The Isle of Skye and the world’s last manual turntable
You may no longer see droves of cattle crossing the waters to the Isle of Skye, but the world’s last
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My favourite painting: Sir Alistair Spalding
The artistic director of Sadler’s Wells chooses a painting created ‘purely to aid reflection and contemplation’. Sir Alistair Spalding on
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