Regent's Park Open Air Theatre is located on the Inner Circle of London's Regent's Park It was founded in 1932 and has been one of London's unique theatrical attractions ever since. The theatre itself is surrounded by woodland, which is invariably used to great effect as a stage backdrop. Originally known for its Shakespearean productions, which re...

A unique lifestyle is thriving on and along the waterways The UK's canal network spreads the length on breadth of England, Scotland and Wales. Canals go into and out of towns and cities, skirt medieval villages and meander through industrial estates and historic buildings of great heritage. Along the way one finds a wide range of stunning rural lan...

 There were those who were alert to the joys of Britain's canals as early as the mid-19 Century. It was however, some one hundred years later that taking a canal narrowboat holiday really began to take off. Since then, the popularity of canal boating in England, Wales and Scotland has soared, particularly during the warmer months of late sprin...

Greenwich Pensnsula offers a different experience  While Greenwich Peninsula sits immediately next to Maritime Greenwich, it offers the visitor a completely different experience. This one-time industrial heartland of South-East London is witnessing an ongoing regeneration and renaissance that has already created a thriving cultural and residen...

A visit to Greenwich is all too often tagged on as a brief excursion during a city break to London. This makes it more likely than not that many visitors leave this historic Thameside town having merely skimmed the surface of what it has to offer. Were Greenwich anywhere else in the country, it would be on a par with Chester, York, Bath and Stratfo...

 The Hampshire cathedral city of Winchester seeps history wherever one walks – and looks. And no wonder. An Iron Age trading centre, the city that is now Winchester came to great prominence during the Roman occupation of Britain. By the 9th Century Winchester was the capital of Wessex and ruled by King Alfred the Great who declared it the unif...