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Beko shows Brits are adapting family values for modern times

Family values are alive and well in Britain today with table manners, respecting your elders and being honest and truthful, emerging as the most important principles that we now abide…
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Jan Constantine celebrating The Queen’s 90th Birthday
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Jan Constantine celebrating The Queen’s 90th Birthday

Jan Constantine, who is renowned for her striking and patriotic hand-embroidered home textiles, is celebrating The Queen's 90th Birthday with a collection of cushions adorned with the flowers of the…
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Field & Country Fair to be the event for country lovers!
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Field & Country Fair to be the event for country lovers!

Country lovers can look forward to the all-new Field & Country Fair that looks set to become a ‘must attend’ event and fixture in the calendar for everyone with a…
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Hampshire becomes county with most festive street names

With over 2,200 variations, Hampshire has topped a chart for the county with the most festive street names. Landmark Information Group, the UK’s leading supplier of digital mapping, property and…
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Millions Watched Vulcan XH558’s Farewell Flight
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Millions Watched Vulcan XH558’s Farewell Flight

The world’s most popular aircraft, Vulcan XH558, touched down for the final time this year after her busiest season ever. The final flight closed a remarkable year in which she…
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The Brilliantly British Vel-Oh Bag for cyclists
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The Brilliantly British Vel-Oh Bag for cyclists

Designed by cycling couture brand Vel-Oh this bag can be used as a backpack and a tote, making it perfect for use on and off the bike, and you don't…
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Shakespeare’s “kitchen” Unearthed by Archaeologists
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Shakespeare’s “kitchen” Unearthed by Archaeologists

Archaeologists from Staffordshire University have unearthed significant new findings at William Shakespeare’s family home in Stratford-upon-Avon. An archaeological dig led by the University’s Centre of Archaeology discovered the site of…
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Escape to the Milky Way in Ryedale, North Yorkshire
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Escape to the Milky Way in Ryedale, North Yorkshire

If the stress of Christmas leaves you wanting to get away from it all, then how about an escape to the Milky Way? Five neighbouring market towns in Ryedale, North…
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Analysis and secrets of James Bond fights
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Analysis and secrets of James Bond fights

With the imminent release of Spectre - the latest in the James Bond film series - our team set about analysing how the James Bond Fights. We wanted to reveal:…
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Harrogate Ringway
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Harrogate and District’s wonderful walks and great pub food

The ‘pub walk' is a classic British activity for couples, families, friends and committed hikers alike and the Harrogate District is renowned for its breath-taking views and foodie scene. With…
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New Study on Evolution of the family home
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New Study on Evolution of the family home

It may have been the Swinging Sixties but a new survey reveals we much prefer the way we live now. The evolution of the British home is laid bare in…
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway hosting Railway In Wartime Weekend
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway hosting Railway In Wartime Weekend

With many people eagerly awaiting the release next year of the new Dad’s Army movie, filmed around Yorkshire earlier this year, visitors to Pickering between the 16 & 18 October…
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Research shows Scots have far more words for snow than Inuit

It is often said that the Inuit have 50 different words for snow but researchers at the University of Glasgow have discovered that the Scots have even more. Researchers cataloguing…
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Middlethorpe Hall
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Pride of Britain Hotels’ Downton Abbey Style Stately Homes

With Downton Abbey’s final series starting on Sunday 20th September (ITV1, 9pm), why not head to a grand stately home or a lavish country house hotel for your own aristocratic…
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