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Charming market town full of cosy pubs is perfect place for autumn escape (opens the original)
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A charming market town with trading roots stretching back nearly 1,000 years makes for an ideal autumn destination. Shropshire often flies under the radar, perhaps owing to its secluded, countryside setting or its position near more prominent West Country locations. Yet the county boasts considerable appeal. Its county town, Shrewsbury, is a delightful spot and the historic birthplace of Charles Darwin. The Shropshire Hills, designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty, sweep across much
The Peak District village where you can never buy a home (opens the original)
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Tucked away in a beautiful part of the Peak District is a charming village that feels like it's stuck back in time. Tissington sits on the southern edge of the Peak District National Park, not far from Ashbourne. It's a small place of less than 200 people, but that doesn't mean there's nothing going on. A duck pond at its centre is surrounded by St Mary's Church, cottages, and a tea room. It's often described as one of the prettiest villages in the Peaks, with an official grand entrance off the
Not Hallaton nor Horninghold - Leicestershire's prettiest village named (opens the original)
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Leicestershire is blessed with a wealth of charming villages, each with its own distinct character and appeal. Newtown Linford is well regarded for its historic stone-and-thatch cottages, nestled on the doorstep of the vast 850-acre Bradgate Park, a deer park steeped in medieval history. Hallaton is another much-loved gem, tucked away in the Welland Valley and celebrated for its sweeping hills, ancient ridgeways, and the beloved annual Hallaton Bottle Kicking event. Leicestershire is also home t
Part of Derbyshire where locals are exceptionally friendly - Not Derby or Buxton (opens the original)
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The third friendliest place in England is in Deberyshire. Given the fantastic pubs, unrivalled landscape and charming high streets that run across the region from top to bottom, it's no surprise that people in Derbyshire are friendly. Indeed, among the friendliest in the country. A new survey looks at metrics such as neighbourliness, loneliness, and local pride in its bid to find the most and least connected places in the country. The friendliest of them all is the Isles of Scilly, followed by S
Honey-coloured village boasts 'iconic' castle and 'rivals Cotswolds' (opens the original)
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A stunning village that has remained virtually unchanged for centuries has drawn comparisons to the Cotswolds. Step into this settlement of 189 residents, with its cobblestone lanes and stone-tiled rooftops, and you might find yourself channelling Ebenezer Scrooge, reports the Express. "What year is it?" seems a reasonable enquiry when visiting Belcastel. The French hamlet is located in the southern Occitania region and can appear almost impossibly scenic. A cluster of dwellings line the banks o
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