Country Life January 3 2018 is a purrfect start to the new year for cat lovers as we take a look at literary felines, while John Martin Robertson examines a Georgian house saved from the wrecking ball.
CATS: Emma Hughes explores the nine lives of fictional felines.
BIRDS: The pelicans of St James's Park – and how they almost sparked a global crisis.
SOCKS: Like it or not, your socks make a statement about you. Katy Birchall explains.
FAVOURITE PAINTING: The director of the NSPCC on a Singer Sargent piece.
ARCHITECTURE: Marston House is one of the most important Georgian houses in the South West, but came close to demolition.
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SUITS: Jonathan Self takes a trip beyond Savile Row to find bespoke suits across the country.
FOCUS ON FARINGDON: The Oxfordshire market town dissected by Matthew Rice.
BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM: Designer Joanna Wood shows us around her delightful room.
REMEMBERING 1918: Country Life's archive manager Melanie Bryan looks back on life 100 years ago, via the pictures in our astonishing archive.
ALRIGHT, SQUIRE?: What does the future hold for the English country squire? Adrian Leak finds out.
COOKING: Melanie Johnson shares three fine kale recipes.
PROPERTY: What London buyers are looking for in 2018, plus why house prices in the North will grow.
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17 outstanding homes for sale across Britain, from under £250k to £6.5 million, as seen in Country LifeSomething for every budget in this week's round up of homes across the country that have come to market via Country Life.
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'We started thinking: if we were going to design a bike for Aston Martin, what would it look like? And then we simply couldn’t stop': Aston's new bike has everything you could ever dream of — except a price tagThe new Aston Martin .1R bicycle, a collaboration with manufacturer J.Laverack, leaves Paul Henderson stirred rather than shaken.
