It’s a national institution that attracts two million outdoorsy Brits a year to its holiday villages. So can committed ...

Interspersed between novelty street furniture and eccentric pubs are the people. Falk interviews some truly remarkable characters, such as the paralysed barrister who tours London in a vintage ...

C reams cafE in Slough, west of London, was quiet at eight o’clock on a recent Friday evening. An hour and a half later it was packed. Families and young people in single-sex groups crowded around the ...

Sicilian Avenue is one of central London's most delightful surprises.

Whether it is a foodie retreat to the Cornish coast or a ramble around the harbour, these are the best hotels in Padstow for ...

Other notable former pupils include Poet Laureate Sir John Betjeman, wartime poet Siegfried Sassoon, writer Dick King-Smith, singer Chris de Burgh and comedian Jack Whitehall.

I was interested in your features on the future of Glasgow last week ("The Future of Glasgow", February 24-28). Recent experiences with ...

While guidebooks and tour buses often direct visitors to the quaint villages perched above Cirencester in the Cotswolds, where shin-kicking and river football are popular pastimes, there's a ...

From opulent palaces and soaring modern skyscrapers to fairytale castles, it's no surprise that these spectacular buildings draw thousands of tourists every year.

Most of their masterpieces are in ruins or gravely imperilled. The late Poet Laureate, John Betjeman, described Glasgow as the finest Victorian city. Some remains but much is being lost.

Dismayed locals in Kent, Bristol, Essex, and Worcestershire have in recent months bemoaned that their once bustling centres have become deserted ghost malls full of tearaway youths.

It aims to spotlight the city's impressive architecture and the Victorian and Edwardian architect George Skipper. Poet Sir John Betjeman once hailed Skipper as "altogether remarkable and original". He ...