Country Life 18 October 2023
Country Life 18 October 2023 looks at the irresistible Norfolk Terrier, admires Britain's loneliest trees and looks at English architecture.
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What price culture? £380 to see Taylor Swift — or £12 for a night at the Royal Opera
Country Life's cultural crusader Athena takes a look at the thorny issue of live music ticket prices — and how the habits of concert-goers today show that the struggles of classical music and opera to find an audience run far deeper than mere cost.
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Country Life 11 October 2023
Country Life 11 October 2023 looks at the rise of the super cottage, autumn berries and how to win at conkers.
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Country Life 4 October 2023
Country Life 4 October 2023 visits Great Dixter, looks at the art of autumn and takes a look at the Highland cow.
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18 magical homes from £475k to £3.5m, as seen in Country Life
Some wonderful West Country homes are among the many superb houses to come up for sale via Country Life this week.
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Country Life 27 September 2023
Country Life 27 September 2023 looks at pre-trained dogs, drives the electric Rolls-Royce and salutes a Hebridean hero.
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Honey, we’re bringing the kids: Why the honeymoon is changing and where to go
The honeymoon as we know it is over, says Amanda Morison, who explores the rising popularity of family-friendly, adrenaline-fuelled and health-conscious post-nuptial travel — and tells you exactly where to go.
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Ten reasons we love the Cotswolds
The Cotswolds, arguably England's most popular Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, has long been a favourite of ours at Country Life. Here are 10 reasons why we can't get enough of the place.
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Country Life 20 September 2023
Country Life 20 September 2023 tells you who's who in the Cotswolds and delivers pages of spectacular property.
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How the Bloomsbury Group shaped life in London WC1
There’s more to the Bloomsbury Group than squares, circles and triangles, says Rosemary Hill, who explores what drew its members to London’s WC1 in the first place and the lasting effect they had on it.
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Country Life 13 September 2023
Country Life 13 September 2023 looks at the sex lives of plants, hedgehogs, and Coco Chanel's love of the English countryside.
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The best outfits from the 2023 Goodwood Revival, the 'best weekend of the year'
The period fashions are a huge part of the appeal for those attending the Goodwood Revival — here's a selection of some of the very best on display this year.
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Remembering Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, one year on
A year on from the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we remember the late monarch.
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Country Life 6 September 2023
Country Life 6 September 2023 remembers The Queen, goes motoring at Goodwood and celebrates the birds we know as 'little brown jobs'.
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20 superb houses for sale from £360k to £5m, as seen in Country Life
This week's look at some of the finest homes to come to the market via Country Life includes everything from charming cottages to equestrian properties with genuinely world-class facilities.
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Problems with your dog? Here's how to contact our canine agony uncle Ben Randall
Here's how to submit your question to award-winning dog trainer Ben Randall.
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A complete guide to the sharks you'll find in the seas of Britain (and the one you'll be glad isn't here yet)
From elusive angelsharks to chunky, sprinting shortfin makos and glow-in-the-dark velvet belly lanterns, award-winning marine biologist Helen Scales gets up close and personal with the sharks that swim in British waters.
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Country Life 30 August 2023
Country Life 30 August 2023 looks at horse racing, Arundel Castle and how to make your nature reserve.
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Stephen Millership: The man whose classic posters distill the spirit of the British countryside
From the mauve sky of Waterloo Sunset to the pastoral Arcadia of rolling fields in God’s Own Country, Stephen Millership’s evocative travel scenes capture Great Britain’s soul. Andrew Liddle meets the man behind the art.
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The Ship Inn Cricket Club: The tale of the world's only cricket club to play its matches on the beach
A game of beach cricket with captains and kings leaves Steve King with hazy memories, but the all-encompassing glow of a perfect game (despite losing by three wickets).
