John Lewis-Stempel: On top of the mirey, merey moor, in
With the wet December sleet pelting down on his tweed cap, John Lewis-Stempel and his terriers ascend Chimney Bank on
Riverside living in a New-England style hillside home
Where the Truro and Tresillian Rivers meet, five bedroom Rivergarth is suitably positioned to take advantage Set overlooking the tranquil
Disappear down to the south coast in this three bedroom
With trails from the doorstep, and within walking distance of Salcombe and the beach, Lower Soar Cottage is a dreamy
Quentin Blake’s former home for sale, and it’s as wonderfully
This 570-year-old house was until recently the home of the iconic children’s illustrator Quentin Blake. We stepped inside to take
A fireplace, a painting and a free-standing shower
The restoration of a bathroom at Ven House in Somerset is sympathetic to its historic roots When Mike Fisher, creative
A quintessential cottage in one of West Sussex’s best villages
This delightful Grade II-listed cottage in the West Sussex village of Amberley hits the market for the first time in
Carla Carlisle: Trying to believe that people will step back
Even as the problems of the world grow greater, Carla Carlisle commits to being an ‘affirming flame’ of hope. I
Plant trees for pollinators in need with the Woodland Trust
We can’t live without the industrious insects that pollinate our crops and support our ecosystem. Many of their populations are
Winston Churchill had his cakes and ate them
A new exhibition from the National Trust shows how Britain’s greatest Prime Minister would celebrate his birthday with some massive
My favourite painting: Keith Halstead
Keith Halstead of the Royal Countryside Fund chooses a scenic image by Edward Seago. Keith Halstead on his choice, ‘A