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What you'll find in this week's issue of Country Life — and how to subscribe or get your copy
A celebration of Easter is in this week's issue of Country Life — but there's far more in it beyond that. Here's what you can expect to find.
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Country Life April 1, 2026
Our Easter special issue is out on April 1, 2026.
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Country Life March 25, 2026
Country Life March 25, 2026 celebrates cats, ancient woodland and the creator of the unforgettable Flashman.
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Country Life March 18, 2026
Country Life March 18, 2026 celebrates spring gardens, explores the life and work of Capability Brown, and explains how to keep a flock of geese.
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Country Life March 11, 2026
Britain's top 100 craftspeople, architects and designers are the stars of Country Life March 11, 2026, while we also look at toads, David Hockney and Castle Howard.
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Country Life March 4, 2026
What kind of wedding guest are you? Plus the birds doing brilliantly and how Stubbs changed art, all in Country Life March 4, 2026.
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Meet the team
Get to know the people who put Country Life together — in print and online — every week.
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Pitch a story to Country Life
Do you have a brilliant story to tell? Then we want to hear from you.
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Country Life February 18, 2026
Inside the February 18, 2026 issue of Country Life we tell you how to win at curling and build a modern farmstead, and explain why darning is back.
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Country Life February 11, 2026
Country Life February 11, 2026, is our fine art issue, featuring Seurat, art in literature and Sir Antony Gormley, plus Ampthill Park House and the long-eared eagle owl.
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1,000 issues and counting: Mark Hedges on two decades editing Country Life magazine
Country Life's 100th podcast celebrates Mark Hedges's 1,000th issue at the helm of one of Britain's best-loved magazines.
By Toby Keel Published
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What to expect from Country Life in 2026
And many thanks for all your support in 2025.
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A grand milestone: Country Life's Mark Hedges celebrates a record-breaking 1,000 issues as editor-in-chief
The custodian of a 128-year-old British institution celebrated the milestone with a special edition guest edited by Sir David Beckham.
By John Goodall Published
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Country Life 29 October 2025
Country Life's October 29, 2025, issue goes behind the scenes at the House of Commons, celebrates ferrets and makes a case for black pudding.
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Country Life 22 October 2025
Country Life 22 October 2025 is guest edited by Sir David Beckham, with the football icon sharing his love of the countryside, his favourite recipe, showing Alan Titchmarsh around his Cotswolds.
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Country Life 15 October 2025
Country Life 15 October 2025 plants hedges with Alan Titchmarsh, pulls up a chair in the London Library and basks in autumn's beautiful colours.
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Country Life 8 October 2025
Country Life 8 October 2025 debates the importance of 'stuff', marvels at seeds and meets the people saving newts and lobsters.
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Country Life 17 September 2025
Country Life 17 September 2025 looks at the best homes for sale in the Cotswolds, indulges in country kitchens and examines Britain's Roman legacy.
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Country Life 10 September 2025
Country Life 10 September 2025 delves into autumn gardens, drives classic cars and looks at Alan Titchmarsh's house as it comes up for sale.
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Country Life 3 September 2025
Country Life 3 September 2025 tells tales from Britain's great country houses, visits the Royal Mews, and explains how (and why) to make fuchsia sorbet.
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Country Life 27 August 2025
Country Life 27 August 2025 looks at planting the perfect border, Queen Charlotte's Ball and the animals that walk alone.
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