Scotland’s sweet secrets: The estates that lit up the market
The number of estates for sale in Scotland increased last year and, while fewer sold overall, the market saw an
Why does BBC Radio 4 broadcast ‘the pips’ at the
The Greenwich Time Signal has been an ubiquitous part of BBC Radio for a century, but few know what it
Where art meets biology: How Anne Wright has bred some
At Dryad Nursery near York, botanical artist Anne Wright has been breeding some highly collectable snowdrops, writes Mary Keen. Photographs
Dunkeld House Hotel review: A piece of Outlander filming history
Once the summer residence of the 7th Duke of Atholl, Dunkeld House has now established itself as the latest location
Tom Kerridge: ‘Fish and chips on Brighton beach can be
Tom Kerridge, one of Britain’s top chefs, is the guest on this week’s Country Life podcast. Tom Kerridge is one
A picture-perfect Lake District cottage that’s tucked away in fairytale
This three-bedroom cottage near Cockermouth offers splendid secluded living among the magical countryside of Cumbria. If you go down in
British Library cyber attack is a wake up call to
Thankfully, physical objects are safe from cyber warfare, but our cultural institutions need to sit up and take notice, warns
A Jerusalem-artichoke chowder that’s a perfect warming winter soup
Our kitchen garden cook Melanie Johnson shares her recipe for Jerusalem-artichoke chowder with mussels and chive oil. Jerusalem artichokes are
Blazing summers, short winters and 15 years of erosion in
The changing weather is having an impact on everything from hibernating dormice to caterpillars and calves. It may only just
A picture-perfect Georgian manor with striking 1960s interiors which you
Looking beyond decoration to really see a house is probably the most important skill for a housebuyer — and Drayton Manor