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Do you need a September reset? Here’s why it’s a great time for an overhaul
You don’t have to wait until the new year to make changes. September signifies a new season, a fresh school term, and an exciting opportunity for change. The summer holidays often throws us off our regular sleep, food and exercise schedules
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Meadows and monuments on a stunning walk near Skipton
An Earl Crag micro-expedition in North Yorkshire The view across the Aire Valley. (Image: Paul Kirkwood) Directions 1. Turn left out of the Dog & Gun and up the road then turn left down a gravel lane. Pass High Malsis Farm house and a
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A country walk in Somerset's county town of Taunton
The Olympics this summer showed sport and physical activity at the highest level; and as exciting as that is to watch, the Somerset Activity and Sports Partnership (SASP) are here to remind you that physical activity is accessible for all levels and
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Which Lancashire walk is the best match for your dog?
Our region offers a wide variety of walks to explore with your four-legged friend. From woodland and fells to coast, meadows, moors and parkland, there is something for everyone, and every dog, to enjoy The calm scenes before the steep inclines
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A walk from Foxearth Meadows Nature Reserve
You can’t venture further north in Essex than these two quiet, rural parishes nestled in the Stour valley, overlooking Suffolk The Walk 1. Take the path at the rear of the car park and fork left at the waymarker (N.B. if the nature reserve
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3 great six-mile walks in Derbyshire
Helen Moat joins - friends on three of their six-mile rambles S over the 30 days of June on a fundraising mission to bring children from war-torn Ukraine to England for a respite holiday. Stoney Middleton Lane (Image: Helen Moat) Around Eyam
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A pretty riverside walk at Kyson Point
Ninety years ago, Mr RC Notcutt gave Kyson Hill in Woodbridge to the National Trust. It was the trust's first Suffolk property, 1.6 hectares (4 acres) with wonderful views of mudflats, quiet hills and woods to the east, and of the River Deben winding
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Yorkshire Dales circular walk with pub en route among UK's best in late summer
A circular walking route in the Yorkshire Dales which passes the “elegant” arches of the Ribblehead Viaduct and a waterfall has been revealed among the best late summer strolls to embark on in the UK. The Independent also shared the Ribblehead
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Discover Dorset’s best preserved Neolithic chambered tomb
The broad ridge north of Abbotsbury provides outstanding coast and countryside views over the stunning Dorset landscape. On this ridge is Kingston Russell Stone Circle, the largest surviving early Bronze Age stone circle in Dorset, constructed from
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Kirkcudbright local Jack Finlay on transforming the former creamery
Jack Finlay, 28, Kirkcudbright on his favourite things about Dumfries & Galloway What do you love about Dumfries & Galloway? Our coast. I’d encourage everyone to visit as many places around our coastline as they can. It’s steeped in history and
