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Racing, shopping, feasting and more at the Country Living Christmas Fair and...
An Ascot Christmas awaits, join the fun this November The Country Living Christmas Fair and Racing Weekend is returning to wonderful Ascot once again for two days of edge-of-your-seat races, indulgent...
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Bacon, ham and sausages reclassified as cancer-causing by WHO
The World Health Organisation has added bacon and other processed meats to its list of carcinogenic foods. With the new classification announced today, what will this mean for our food and farming...
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Return to Britain’s roots by carving a turnip this Halloween
Charity English Heritage is asking people to return to our earliest Halloween traditions by hollowing out a turnip this year instead of the usual pumpkin It is a common misconception that the annual...
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Five of the best railway journeys
As Britain’s longest new domestic railway in over 100 years opens for business, we recommend the best railway journeys nationwide Running from Tweedbank to Edinburgh, the brand new Borders Railway line...
View ArticleReader’s House, Shropshire
Reader’s House sits in the lee of St Laurence’s church, in a quiet enclave within the walls of the thriving Shropshire market town of Ludlow, famous for its gastronomic festivals and castle ruins....
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Threatened pear tree crowned England’s tree of the year
Beautiful 250-year-old pear tree reigns supreme but its future remains uncertain The winner of The Woodland Trust‘s Tree of the Year contest has been announced. With Country Living’s own Kitty Corrigan...
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Country Living Christmas Fair winning stands announced
With the Country Living Christmas Fair in London in full swing, two exhibitors have been singled out and celebrated with special awards. After a tough decision from the many wonderful stands, Country...
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Should the hedgehog become Britain’s national symbol?
Should the mighty lion be replaced by the humble hedgehog as Britain’s national symbol? One MP certainly thinks so… Conservative MP Oliver Colvile has suggested that the endangered hedgehog should...
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Five reasons to visit our Glasgow Christmas fair this year
As the Country Living Christmas Fair at Glasgow’s SECC kicks off on Thursday, here are five reasons to visit Photo: Getty 1. Make your own… For a handmade, personal touch, head to one of this year’s...
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Where to see the best Christmas lights
Celebrate the festive season in the great outdoors at one of these spectacular Christmas lights displays Photo: Michael Ellis For atmosphere 1. Mousehole, Cornwall: 12 December, 7.30pm Watch as 7,000...
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Waresley Cottage, Cambridgeshire
This Grade II-listed house is set in the pretty and popular village of Waresley, 16 miles west of Cambridge. Extended over the years, Waresley Cottage is constructed of part thatched and part slate...
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Hales Barn, Shropshire
Situated in the village of Bucknell on the edge of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and in easy rich of thriving Ludlow, is Hales Barn. A stone barn converted by the current...
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Five reasons to visit our Harrogate Christmas Fair this year
As the Country Living Christmas Fair at Harrogate’s HIC kicks off on Thursday 3 December, here are five reasons to visit Photo: Getty 1. Make your own Make your way over to the Craft & Create Room,...
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Apply for a stall at our Pop-Up Market
Test your wares in the marketplace by applying for a free stall at our Pop-up Market What’s it all about? At Country Living we know how much hard work, self-belief and sheer force of will goes into...
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Berry Farm, Devon
Situated in North Devon’s Torridge Valley, half a mile from the civil parish of Petrockstowe, is Berry Farm. Surrounded by 24 acres of land, this six-bedroom Grade II-listed farmhouse dates back to...
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