For more than 128 years, the magazine has served as a custodian of British architecture, gardens, culture and the countryside and is as relevant and engaging today as it was when it first launched. I do hope you enjoy reading your copies as much as I, and my team, love producing it — but until they start tumbling through the letterbox I hope this video of me saying hello will at least suffice.
Mark Hedges, Editor-in-Chief, Country Life magazine
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The ring ouzel: The mystery behind the common blackbird's feral twinA master of disguise, inexplicably shy and unpredictably wild, the increasingly rare ring ouzel warrants giving any blackbird a second glance.
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In our built heritage, is the truth stranger than fiction?Athena considers how our historic buildings are presented in an age of film and television.
