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Board of quizzes? Why not try a few games in the Country Life Quiz of the Day, October 13, 2026Know your checkers from your chess? Guess the board game from the picture clue in today's quiz.
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How to grow your own pharmacy in the gardenThe power of medicinal plants should not be underestimated says Ann Treneman, as she explores the bounty of nature's pharmacy.
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What you'll find in this week's issue of Country Life — and how to subscribe or get your copyFind out what's in this week's edition of Country Life magazine.
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Country Life October 14, 2026
Country Life October 14, 2026, brings you beautiful rural interiors, 24 hours at Claridge's and asks if the best lawnmower is actually an alpaca.
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Our favourite new-season paints and wallpapers to refresh any roomStruggling for autumnal inspiration? We've got you.
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One of the most beautiful Tudor houses in the Cotswolds is on the market for £55,000 — a weekThe Temple Guiting Estate offers country life at its very best — and at a price.
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Frieze! Is counterculture back just in time for London's most prestigious art fair?Will Hosie argues that ongoing instability in London might be a good thing for artists — and therefore buyers; while Charlotte Mullins reveals what to look out for at Frieze.
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A Victorian country house in a landscape that has 'all the ingredients of perfection'With elegant proportions, Britain's most northerly vineyard and a striking lakehouse in the grounds, Adderstone House offers a huge amount to buyers.
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Let's get physical: The future of shopping is decidedly old-fashionedAmie Elizabeth White celebrates the return of in-person shopping.
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Immortalised in 'Poldark' and ravaged by fire: Cornwall's first modern manor houseParts of Tehidy House, a historic Grade II-listed mansion, still stand near Camborne in Cornwall, but it's just not quite the same, says Melanie Bryan.
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Cultural fandom is the ultimate members' club, and J.D. Vance wants inAs party conference season rages on, our columnist finds politicians on both sides of the Atlantic unable to resist the lure of culture club.
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A four-storey wall of water off Cornwall? Meet the CribbarCribbar attracts some of the best surfers in the UK. Ahead of the big wave season, Andy Martin went to meet them. Photographs by Adrian Bagley.
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Mimosas, mud and 'Trinity, would you mind?' How to save a wet wedding with an Ineos Grenadier QuartermasterWeddings are always a hectic affair, but if you want to actually make yourself useful to the bride and groom, you best turn up in a small tank, advises Trinity Francis.
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The staunch and sturdy Austrian export that's even better than schnitzelAgnes Stamp extolls the virtues of the schnauzer.
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Six country homes to inspire your dreams, from £750,000 to £15 millionFrom a four-bedroom thatched cottage in Buckinghamshire at the price of a city flat to an estate of more than 3,000 acres, here's this week's look at the finest homes to come to market through Country Life.
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Following in the footsteps of our prehistoric ancestors on a 5,000-year-old trackwayFive decades ago, in the Somerset Levels, an ancient pathway transformed how archaeologists viewed our ancestors. Oliver Berry uncovers the tale of the Sweet Track, is celebrating its 50th year as a Scheduled Monument.
