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IT has now been more than a week since pubs across Dorset opened up their gardens and outside spaces for customers, following what has seemed like an eternity for many. The prospect of an indoors pint may still be a few weeks away but that hasn't stopped thousands across the county, donning their hats and coats – for what was has been an unseasonally cold few April days – and heading off for an al fresco drink and pub meal. On April 12 pub gardens were full of life again, albeit in a slightly socially-distanced 'toned down' Covid secure manner. Since Prime Minister Boris Johnson a...

Iconic 16th century Woolpack Inn gets 21st century wifi Woolpack Inn An iconic Cumbrian inn can now offer its guests and diners excellent digital connections, thanks to work undertaken during lockdown. The Woolpack Inn, at the foot of Hardknott Pass at the head of the Eskdale Valley, has had a new network installed to improve its wifi. Dating back to the 16th century, The Woolpack Inn is popular with walkers as a base for exploring the Eskdale Valley and the neighbouring Wasdale Valley, as well as England’s highest mountain, Scafell Pike. Specialist firm Carlisle-based Integrity IT Solut...

Published: 10:06 AM April 16, 2021    Updated: 11:03 AM April 16, 2021 The Woolpack Inn in Slad, 'Cider With Rosie' author Laurie Lee's favourite pub - Credit: bobthelomond, Flickr, CC BY-NC 2.0 We've gathered some of the best country walks in a variety of Cotswold beauty spots that all have a lovely pub garden to stop in afterwards Starting in the pretty village of Broadway, dip into a footpath that quickly joins the countryside via a leaf-shrouded kissing gate. Wander through some fields as you head towards Broadway Tower, and revel in the gorgeous scenery when you climb up. At the to...

Ravenglass, a village on an estuary flowing to the Irish Sea, is a world removed from the other side of the picturesque ...

10 pubs across Dorset opening their beer gardens this April WE’RE now just days away from pubs and bars reopening their doors for the first time this year. It’s been months since we were able to meet up with our friends, family and loved ones over a pint or glass of wine. Pubs and bars have been busy preparing for punters, ensuring their venues are covid safe and secure for customers and staff alike. From Monday, April 12, pubs and bars will be able to offer outdoor service. There will no longer be a need for people to order a substantial meal with alcohol and there will be no c...