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Britain’s bloodiest placesWhat is it about the British countryside that makes it so attractive as a setting for writers of detective fiction?
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What to do this weekend: January 31This weekend you can sample the best Cotswolds food or learn how to tell winter trees apart
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Lawnmower collection to open in WalesA collection of vintage lawnmowers is to open in Haverfordwest
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What to do this weekend: January 24This weekend is the perfect time to buy snowdrops or enjoy a day's racing at Cheltenham
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Georgians exhibition at the British LibraryA range of historically accurate dress-shaped biscuits has been created as an accompaniment to a new exhibition on the Georgians at the British Library
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Boost for the heritage sectorThe Prince's Foundation for Building Community has a grant to develop a 12-month programme to encourage young people to work in the heritage sector
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What to do this weekend: November 14Country Life's guide to some of the best events taking place this weekend, November 14
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Reading journeys from Heywood HillHeywood Hill bookshop in London is offering to take customers on a journey for twelve months
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Where to eat, drink, shop and stay in LondonCountry Life finds out the best places to eat, drink, shop and stay in London
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Country mouse at the Goodwood RevivalEmma visits glorious Goodwood for their Revival
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Heather in perilThe heather beetle is a clear danger to our heather-clad uplands, says The Heather Trust
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Cliveden gets a giant slideThe iconic Cliveden is bringing all the fun of the fair to Buckinghamshire
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The James New York: reviewEmma Hughes reviews The James in New York, a stylish downtown hotel that's perfect for art lovers
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New painting revealed at William Morris's houseThe National Trust has uncovered a long-lost work by William Morris and his friends at The Red House
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Downton Abbey exhibition in BamptonThe village where much of Downton Abbey was filmed outdoors is hosting an exhibition of costumes from the much-loved drama
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The inspiration of peacocksThe peacock is an eccentric part of our history. Emma Hughes finds out more.
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What to do this weekend: August 23Country Life takes a look at what's on this bank holiday weekend from unseen illustrations by E.H Shephard in Hampshire, or sheep racing in Dumfriesshire
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Autumn bounty expectedEarly signs point towards a bumper autumn berry crop this year, according to experts
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Town mouse goes retroA pop-up restaurant in Old Burlington Street is appealing to a sense of nostalgia
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Keep your eyes peeled for jellyfishUnusual creatures, particularly jellyfish, are becoming more common in British waters, say scientists
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Threat to seahorsesNative seahorses could be under threat from anchors churning up seagrass beds where they live in Dorset, in Studland Bay
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Wind farm battle over Scottish castleOne of Scotland's most historic castles could be blighted by a proposed wind farm development in the Scottish Borders
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Hotel review: L'Andana, ItalyEmma Hughes unwinds in true Tuscan style at a palazzo-style hotel with a colourful history
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Puffin numbers finally on the riseIt looks like puffin numbers are recovering in the Farne Islands
