Churchill’s dentures, Bruno’s boxing glove and Hurst’s boot: The strangest
The Cotswold Auction Company’s February 6 sale features some surprising lots from the Second World War, the world of sport
Burns Night: What it is, where to go, what to
One of the great days of the year is upon us for Scots around the world. What is Burns Night?
Planning beyond your future – Country Life
The number of people being hit by inheritance tax has soared in recent years, yet many of us have no
Plan to save historic church buildings is ‘urgently needed’, warns
In the past 10 years, some 3,500 churches have closed their doors, prompting a call to action to rescue those
A Cumbrian farm leading the way on biodiversity and habitat
This 154-acre fenced farm near Maulds Meaburn hasn’t used fertiliser since 2008 and has ambitious plans for restoring the landscape.
The vegan farce that is ‘bee-free’ honey will spell disaster
Our columnist Agromenes ridicules the notion the bee-free honey is a kindness to bees. People in Britain are eating less
Hope for hedgehogs as new research looks to revolutionise robotic
Scientists at the University of Oxford have developed a tool that could prevent hedgehogs from being mangled by robotic lawnmowers.
Jonathan Self: Work-life balance is tosh. Coleridge knew it, and
As his children enter the world of work, Jonathan Self muses on what that means All Nature seems at work.
A Charles Morris designed home in Norfolk within walking distance
With more than two acres of immaculate garden and grounds, five bedroom The Clock Tower in Old Hunstanton is packed
A Suffolk farmhouse with its own private beach, stables and
Penny Churchill takes a look at the gloriously situation Lodge Farm Estate, in the beautiful Suffolk countryside near Woodbridge. The