By
Agnes Stamp
published
This week in Country Life we enjoy a visit to Kettle’s Yard, an outstanding Cambridge house-museum, before it closes for two years, we discover that windmills are having a resurgence, we celebrate the culinary renaissance of the Scotch egg, we study the property market in glorious East Anglia and we learn to cook with watercress.
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In all its glory: One of Britain’s most striking moth species could be making a comebackThe Kentish glory moth has been absent from England and Wales for around 50 years.
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Could Gruber's Antiques from Paddington 2 be your new Notting Hill home?It was the home of Mr Gruber and his antiques in the film, but in the real world, Alice's Antiques could be yours.
