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UK’s most dog friendly beach named and it's right here in Northumbria (opens the original)
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The beach is dog-friendly all year round(Image: Iain Buist/Newcastle Chronicle) Now that the sun seems to have disappeared and autumn is in full swing, beaches across the UK are much quieter and as a result, they become a dog's perfect playground. With the sand and sea providing the ultimate workout for your four-legged friends, the open space allows them a true sense of freedom to burn off all that energy. As seasonal bans come to an end across a lot of beaches in tourist-driven destinations, o
Charming city with cathedral and medieval ruins less than 90 mins from Newcastle (opens the original)
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The city is home to a rich history (Image: Press Association) While thousands descend upon York during this period to explore its historic cobbled lanes and magnificent cathedral, many are overlooking a hidden gem of a neighbouring city - one that boasts equally impressive attractions. For history fans seeking their next getaway, Ripon presents the perfect day trip destination, featuring a lively town centre and fascinating heritage that will leave you brimming with knowledge. Standing as Englan
Town dubbed 'Italy of England' just 90 mins from Newcastle with 'amazing' views (opens the original)
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When destinations such as Venice or Florence seem too distant, there's a town offering similar serenity - and it's just 90 minutes from Newcastle. One recent visitor described the town on social media as the 'Italy of England', a remark which appears to have resonated widely. Knaresborough, is an enchanting and historic spa town in North Yorkshire that evokes the atmosphere of the Italian Riviera, thanks to its dramatic cliffs and ravine. With medieval lanes and stairways winding through the var
Tiny Northumberland island with castle ruins and very special wildlife visitor (opens the original)
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The island was originally home to a monastery(Image: Getty) Boasting a profound heritage rooted in faith and landscapes of remarkable scale and splendour, it's hardly surprising this island represents the undiscovered treasure you've long been looking for. There's no need to venture beyond Britain's shores to encounter an island of such extraordinary beauty, featuring blue waters, ancient remains and abundant wildlife - as it awaits discovery along Northumberland's northeastern shoreline. Formal
Quaint market town with independent shops and market just 90 mins from Newcastle (opens the original)
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The town hosts a weekly traditional market (Image: Teamjackson via Getty Images) This delightful market town serves as an excellent base for discovering the North York Moors, while boasting abundant attractions for visitors in its own right. Nestled peacefully at the National Park's boundary, the settlement enjoys immediate access to spectacular natural surroundings, complemented by a rich tapestry of regional cuisine, independent retailers and historical heritage throughout its thoroughfares. H
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