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Enjoy the golden sands of Hive Beach and Bride Valley’s dappled shade on this circular ramble

Enjoy the golden sands of Hive Beach and Bride Valley’s dappled shade on this circular ramble

A photographer shares the beaches, wildlife and dark starry skies of his home county Pembrokeshire.

I’d been curious about Staithes (most rhyme it with bathes, but older locals pronounce it “Steers”, like ears) for years before I finally made it to the village

So whilst the new england coast path does take in some of the old northumberland coastal route, there are some exciting new additions, like here on holy island, where youre brought across the causeway and taken for a tour of the island itself. and, so far, its proving a hit with both visitors and locals. you can always see the sea, which is nice. and you feel like youre part of the countryside, dont you? its so good. you can walk a bit of it. or you can walk for miles. its for everyone, really. ...

With holding that information. so not only the situation with the sewage spills, you have the water companies performing a cover up. thank you for being with us. tim farron, the liberal democrat environment spokesman. there is a new continuous coastal route from north yorkshire to the scottish borders. you can enjoy the coast, the seaside. the latest section of the king charles iii england coast path to be opened — and once the national trail is completed next year, itll be longest in the worl...

The 38 mile (61km) stretch runs from Bamburgh by Budle Bay, Holy Island and Berwick-upon-Tweed. The coast path reaches Scotland at Marshall Meadows north of Berwick-upon-Tweed.

Enjoy a rich feast of scenic views, charming villages, stellar eateries and castles

Michael Klemperer, a senior gardens adviser for English Heritage, is trying to explain why the garden at Belsay Hall in Northumberland is grade I listed, and wh

With cliff-top views over sparkling blue seas, this ramble on the Isle of Portland is breath-taking