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Reports of record bookings (with some properties taking reservations as far ahead as 2024) have led many to believe there’s little hope of a staycation this summer. But all is not lost. Despite all the rumours, there are still plenty of delightful hotels, glamping sites, B&Bs and cottages with availability — even in Devon and Cornwall.  Here’s where to book now for summer... PARKS FOR FAMILY FUN  Pictured is one of the New England styled beaches houses at The Bay Filey, Yorkshire  This holiday village in a quiet corner of the Yorkshire countryside is perfect for families. There is a ...

Holiday cottages in the UK may be booking up fast but there are still plenty of charming spots with availability this summer - we take a look at 15 beautiful ones to have on your radar

A PERIOD house in Amesbury with secluded gardens is on the market. Pear Tree Cottage dates from circa 1550, with later additions, and was once the local smokehouse, on the original coaching route from the West Country to London. It sits in a quiet area of Amesbury, with pretty views over the ancient Abbey Church of St Mary and St Melor, dating from 979AD. The Grade II listed home features a cosy sitting room with oak floors and a woodburning stove in the original inglenook fireplace, dining room with oak flooring, kitchen/breakfast room with exposed beams, and a fully fitted utility r...

When L.A. impersonates Europe: We rank 21 local places Christopher Reynolds © Provided by The LA Times (Micah Fluellen / Los Angeles Times; Getty Images) How wanderlusty are we getting in Southern California, while debate flares over Europe's readiness for American tourists? Well, I’m sitting at home trying to decide which continental stand-in made me happier, a croque monsieur in Los Feliz or a gondola ride in Long Beach. I think I'd have to go with the Venetian-style vessels that Gondola Getaway operates on the canals around Naples Island. To slowly drift under a bridge...

A children's author was shot and then beaten to death by a neighbour with mental health issues, after he became convinced the victim was a spy working for Russian president Vladimir Putin to spread Covid-19, an inquest has heard. James Nash, 42, was shot in the front garden of his home in the hamlet of Upper Enham, near Andover in Hampshire at 3pm on August 5, 2020. His neighbour Alex Sartain, 34, used a home-made double-barrelled shotgun and then repeatedly stamped on the parish councillor's head, causing him fatal head injuries, the Winchester inquest was told. Mr Sartain himself died late...