Jonathan Self: What can you do with dogs? Their yea
It’s raining, and Jonathan Self is outside waiting patiently for his dogs to do their business. Here I am standing
A majestic Suffolk country house and estate up for sale
In an idyllic corner of Suffolk is Woodlands, a house and estate which are on the market after two centuries
My Favourite Painting: Nicholas Lyons, Lord Mayor of London
Nicholas Lyons, Lord Mayor of London, chooses a dramatic and expressive post-war image. The Lord Mayor on his choice of
Alan Titchmarsh: The hardest thing in life is keeping a
We all need a garden sanctuary, says our columnist Alan Titchmarsh. The idea of One Hundred Years of Solitude might
What to do if your dog is scratching things at
An older dog’s new habit is the subject of this week’s Paws For Thought, with Ben Randall explaining what to
Winchester College: A palace for education
John Goodall looks at the origins of Winchester College and the inspiration for its superb medieval buildings. Photographs by Paul
A ‘real gem’ of an Elizabethan hall where Virigina Woolf
Blo Norton Hall is a delightful Norfolk home with great stories to tell. Penny Churchill takes a look. Between the
Curious Questions: What was the first ever vinyl LP?
Music-lovers who replaced their records with CDs three decades ago can still barely believe vinyl’s unlikely resurgence — but the
The Wild Garden at Doddington Hall: Bright-bulb moments
Sweeps of spring bulbs scatter the lawns of The Wild Garden at Doddington Hall — the Lincolnshire home of Mr and
What’s the best name to give your dog?
It may be time to park Rover and consider something more imaginative, says Jonathan Young. Max Findlay isn’t famous, but