The piano makers: 'Imagine the most complicated it could be then multiply it by 10'
There were once 300 traditional piano makers running businesses makers in England. Now there is only one. Kate Green caught up with them.
Kate is the author of 10 books and has worked as an equestrian reporter at four Olympic Games. She commutes in from Berkshire, but her favourite place in the UK is Exmoor, close to where she grew up in West Somerset.
There were once 300 traditional piano makers running businesses makers in England. Now there is only one. Kate Green caught up with them.
Zara Tindall is one of three riders to have held both world and European eventing titles simultaneously. She speaks to Kate Green ahead of the Burghley Horse Trials.
Kate Green travelled through Switzerland by train, and enjoyed a dramatic and exhilarating holiday.
From the wireless to asprin, Kate Green discovers others observing this milestone.
There have only been two home victories in the past 10 runnings - can the Brits do it this year?
Nothing would get done in the countryside without these stalwarts of village life.
Kate Green recommends The Idle Rocks in St Mawes for a blissful break
Some like to hurtle, screaming, down a black mogul field; others prefer skidding down a frozen waterfall into a deserted powder bowl. Kate Green asks dedicated skiers about their most memorable runs.
From Shetlands to Shires, it’s horsepower that helped make this country great. We celebrate the wonderful local diversity of our native breeds.
A campaigner’s first book is a provocative read, says Kate Green.
Kate Green asks figures connected with this weekend’s event for their enduring memories.
One of Britain’s greatest sporting occasions takes place this weekend, the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials.
Few people would deny that the idea of a wilder Britain is exhilarating, but isn’t it just a dream for a country such as this?
Top terriers.
Kate Green explains how this sporting little dog diversified all over Britain.
A major new documentary series, starring Country Life, is to air over three Fridays in March on BBC 2.
The first garden festival to be held at Highgrove is taking place this April
Latest figures from the Rare Breeds Survival Trust indicate certain breeds are 'in freefall'.
Featuring the work of leading 20th century sculptors such as Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, Elisabeth Frink and Geoffrey Clarke, Historic England describes public art as a ‘fascinating yet forgotten national collection’
The Prime Minister has added his support to Clean for the Queen, a campain hoping to get people across Britain to help to rid the country of litter