Country Life 13 March 2019 finds dream cottages under £500,000, looks at 50 glorious years of Concorde and picks out 25 of London's finest schools.
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COTTAGES UNDER £500,000: Small, perfectly formed – and affordable.
CONCORDE: 50 years after its maiden flight, we speak to ex-pilots and, er, Jeremy Clarkson.
ARCHITECTURE: An Arts-and-Crafts house built by a Cotswolds architect in Hampshire.
SCHOOLS: Our latest schools guide names 25 of the Capital's finest institutions.
FEMALE FARMERS: Country Life speaks to women making a living off the land.
TULIPS: Parham Park's incomparable tulip festival.
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CHARTERHOUSE MUSEUM: Huon Mallalieu pays a visit to this intriguing spot.
BOOT ROOMS: How to get them right.
MODEL HOUSES: Why get a painting of your house when you can have a 3D model instead?
GARDENS: Alan Titchmarsh on pelargoniums.
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The market for super-prime houses in England's biggest millionaire's playground is booming — and this £10m example is one of the bestWhirley Hall is a 17th century building that's a perfect example of how 21st century updates can transform an old home almost beyond recognition.
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Five years of drought means there's only one conclusion for Britain's farmers: 'Climate change is real and affecting us now'The cumulative effects of the past five years of hot weather are causing chaos for farmers — and there's no signs that it will improve. Jane Wheatley reports.
