Rising majestically from the east Lancashire moors to dominate the skies around the Ribble Valley is Pendle Hill. Fully 557 metres above sea level with amazing views of the surrounding landscape, this isolated hill is just crying out to be explored

Winters can be a long, hard time of year for dog owners. The grey skies, biting winds and pervasive cold make the thought of taking your dog for the same old tramp around the block a deeply unpleasant prospect. So why not have a change of scenery and rent one of these pet friendly cottages for a winter break? It will revitalise you and your pet, and allow you to enjoy this beautiful time of year once again.

For those who aren’t in the know, the fact that Rhossili Bay has been named as one of the top ten beaches in the world can come as quite a surprise.

West Wales is a unique part of the country. Beautiful rural countryside runs down to a coastline that meets both the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea.

Active holidays for families are a top way of bonding with your children – they get to burn off all that energy and you get to keep fit.

Gorge Walking in Snowdonia Also known as canyoning, gorge walking involves making your way through mountain gorges, climbing up watery torrents, jumping into rock pools, sliding down slippery rocks and swimming under waterfalls.

I had an interesting day following a trail of film and TV connections in and around Tunbridge Wells.

Off the beaten track, Suffolk may not be the obvious choice for a getaway but even a cursory glance reveals that the East Anglian county has so much on offer.

Dorset’s Jurassic Coast stretches over a distance of 96 miles from Orcombe Point near Exmouth, in the west, to Old Harry Rocks on the Isle of Purbeck, in the east.

Most people want to get out and see a few interesting attractions while on holiday. In Britain we are blessed with a wonderful array of fascinating places from natural wonders and historic buildings to vibrant cities and works of art.