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Guy Fawkes Grub: Traditional Bonfire Night Bites

1 November, 2018

Guy Fawkes Night is almost upon us, but it’s not just the fireworks causing us to explode with excitement – this annual celebration is the perfect opportunity to enjoy some delicious traditional bonfire snacks. Here are some favourites that are sure to tempt your taste buds. Toffee Apples Loved all over the world by adults and children alike, the sweet toffee apple has been enjoyed on Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night for decades. Though traditionally coated in cinnamon sugar candy,

Red Herrings, Onion Tears and Gruel: Foodie Festivals to Visit

11 September, 2018

Food has been celebrated for centuries, and there’s no better way to pay homage to your favourite dish than by attending a festival. Close your eyes and open your mouth – Denmark, Scotland and Switzerland have some of the most mouth-watering (and surprising) gastronomic events around. Herring Festival, Denmark The name of this celebration is no red herring – the Danes really have dedicated an entire event to this forage fish. The festival takes place each April in the small

Springtime Sensations, Part I: Strawberries

27 April, 2018

You can decorate your cake with them, add them to your smoothie, have them with your ice cream or smear the jam version on your bread. It’s no surprise that we’ve dedicated countless songs, poems and books to the humble strawberry, one of the most well-loved and versatile culinary protagonists in the world. From its distinct sweet flavour to its delightfully juicy consistency, there’s virtually nothing not to love about this berry sensation, which is undeniably a celebrity among its

Gibraltar

Gibraltar Shore Excursions

18 October, 2017

Located on the southern tip of Spain overlooking the shipping lanes between the Atlantic and Mediterranean Oceans is the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. Such strategic importance and the fact that this limestone rock is connected to mainland Spain by a narrow isthmus frequently provokes political disputes between the governments of the United Kingdom and Spain. The territory was permanently ceded to the British Crown by the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713 and its sovereignty is unlikely to change as long as the local people remains so fervently British in their allegiance. An overwhelming 98% of the population voted in

Find Family Fun in Edinburgh

19 September, 2017

There’s no need to venture far from home for the perfect family holiday. This summer, why not opt for a fun-filled holiday within the UK and head off to Edinburgh? With this inspiring infographic from Citybase Apartments, you’re sure to keep your kids happy and fully engaged at all times. Let’s have a look at what amazing activities the capital of Scotland has in store for the family. Fun in the Sun Seize the sunny days of your holiday and get some fresh air! Fortunately, the sights and sounds of Edinburgh are not only breathtakingly beautiful, but also highly entertaining

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Beyond Central London

5 August, 2017

Maybe you don’t know London at all. Or you have been there once or twice before on a weekend break.  But perhaps you are one of those business people who travel often, in and out, sometimes on the same day… and you are starting to become a bit blasé about the place. If you are part of the latter, well this article was written with you in mind. The old saying goes that when a man is tired of London he is tired of life. Allow me to disagree. You can get well and truly fed up with London. There

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Business Travel: A Guide to Birmingham

24 March, 2017

As the largest city in the UK after London, Birmingham has a long history as a centre of manufacturing, technology and economic development, dating back to the Industrial Revolution. Today it’s a vibrant, cutting edge city that’s home to a host of multi-national corporations, with its finger firmly on the global financial pulse.

I’ve lost count of the number times I’ve travelled to Birmingham for business, so you can take it as read that these tips come from a source that, while not quite a genuine Brummie, is nonetheless pretty experienced.

London

Business Travel: A Guide to London

16 January, 2017

If you’re lucky enough to get a chance to visit London on business then you’ll enjoy the superb facilities that will make your work easier, along with a choice of interesting global cuisines and unsurpassed opportunities to entertain yourself outside your work hours.

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See the Past, Meet the Future in the United Kingdom

20 November, 2016

From the bustling modernity and culture of its capital cities, London, Cardiff, Belfast and Edinburgh, to its historic buildings and ancient woodlands and trails, the United Kingdom is a modern country built on a rich, complex history.

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London Breaks for Football Fans

18 November, 2016

Arsenal, Chelsea, Fulham, Tottenham Hotspurs, to name but a few – the list of great London football clubs goes on and on, and that’s before you even consider the hallowed turf of Wembley Stadium. Perhaps that’s why more and more football fans are combining a trip to the UK capital with tours of some of its major football stadiums.

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Big City Stopover – 24 Hours in London

20 February, 2016

As one of the most populated and cosmopolitan cities in the world, it seems all roads really do lead to London (well, a lot of them anyhow!). While many travellers have the luxury of time to soak up the city’s wealth of arts, culture and history, I’ve come across quite a few people who’ve found themselves there on just a brief overnight stopover. It led me to wonder if it was actually possible to do this incredible city justice in such a short amount of time, and if you were to try, just what a well-spent 24 hours in the

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Kayak, Ice Climb, and Bungee Jump in… London?

14 September, 2015

If you’re the type who’d rather free-fall 160 feet than browse through a museum, London has what you’re looking for. This centre of culture and history turns out to have quite a few options for the more adventurous, unconventional tourist. Kayak on the River Thames Paddle along one of the world’s most famous stretches of water by renting a kayak on the River Thames. Kayaking London offers tours from two to four hours that will have you floating by Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, Albert Bridge, and more. The guides at Kayaking London are extremely

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Discover London’s Lesser-Known Pubs

21 August, 2015

Great Britain and Northern Ireland are considered by many to be, alongside Belgium, the beer capitals of the world. Most styles of ale, bitter, porter and stout can be traced to these islands, with porter’s name generally agreed to be a result of that style’s enduring popularity with London’s porters. With this rich brewing history in mind, it is no wonder that London is home to a wealth of pubs. With this guide you can dodge the station ones and tourist traps and instead enjoy those venues that have proved popular with those who drink in the area on a

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