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STORM WATCHING ON THE CORNISH COAST

Think Cornwall is just for the summer? Long after the bucket and spade brigade have left its sandy beaches, the craggy coastline becomes...

THE RISE, FALL AND RISE OF THE SLOW MOVEMENT

For a time back in the early 2000s, it looked like Slow Living was about to take off as a major lifestyle change, with the Slow Food...

SALISBURY FESTIVALS

Are you planning to visit Salisbury and want to coincide your trip with one of its cultural events or festivals? There are plenty to...

VISITING SITES FOR GCSE HISTORY: MEDICINE IN BRITAIN 1250 - PRESENT

Many British students study History for GCSE, a module of which is often Medicine Through the Ages. What can often seem a rather dry...

THE SALISBURY ESCAPE ROOMS

Voted Salisbury's #1 for Fun and Games in the city, the Salisbury Escape Rooms in Fisherton Street is the only Escape Room created and...

TOMBS AND MEMORIALS TO LOOK OUT FOR IN SALISBURY CATHEDRAL

Like all cathedrals, the walls and floors of Salisbury are filled with memorials, tombs and epitaphs to the great, the good and the now...

BREAN DOWN – A DRAMATIC COASTAL WALK WITH HISTORIC BUILDINGS AS A HIGHLIGHT

Brean Down is a slender finger pointing from the West Coast of Somerset into the Bristol Channel and is a great place for a short stroll...

HOW TO SEE THE UK'S TOP 20 MOST POPULAR TOURIST SITES WITHOUT THE CROWDS

Every year, Visit Britain release the visitor numbers of the top attractions in the UK, and other than in 2020/21 (for obvious reasons),...

TOM EDWIN ADLAM V.C- SALISBURY'S WORLD WAR I HERO

Visitors to Salisbury Guildhall and War Memorial may be interested to read more about the Salisbury man who was awarded the Victoria...