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Two historic inns team up to offer hassle-free hiking experience along the Sandstone Trail. A new two-night walking package is giving visitors the chance to explore one of Cheshire's most scenic trails without the usual logistics headache.

“It is the new cockfighting arena,” says Walter, pointing to the impressive new structure, as he kickstarts his Kawasaki motorbike and begins the arduous task of negotiating numerous water-filled potholes that straddle the narrow roadway outside his home. It is the rainy season in the Philippines and I am a passenger in his tricycle sidecar.

Stagecoach are encouraging motorists across Cumbria and North Lancashire to park their cars and embrace greener travel for World Car Free Day on Monday 22 September. The annual event champions walking, cycling, and public transport to help cut pollution, ease congestion, and slash harmful CO₂ emissions.

The thunderclouds were gathering ominously overhead as I prepared to embark on what my friends considered a mildly ridiculous adventure. Here I was, a man approaching his sixtieth birthday who hadn't voluntarily slept outdoors since the scouts, about to drive twenty miles from home for a luxury glamping experience.

The King’s Arms, a much-loved historic coaching inn at the heart of Hawkshead, will be reopening its doors on the 29thAugust. Following an extensive and thoughtful renovation, The King’s Arms is ready to welcome both the local community and visitors back to a beautifully restored building embracing a classic, timeless and stylish design.

A former British Airways flight attendant has provided her top tips on how to secure compensation if your holiday is hit by delays. Consumer expert Jane Hawkes also shared her secret advice on the best kind of package to book if you want to be protected against issues.

Much-loved Yorkshire campsite celebrates 94% recommendation score and there’s still time to book a summer stay! Catgill Farm Camping & Glamping, located in the stunning Yorkshire Dales near Bolton Abbey, is proud to announce it has been named one of Campsites.co.uk’s Outstanding Sites for 2025.

School holidays have kicked off, and with millions of Brits preparing to head abroad in search of sun, sand and saltwater, the mobile phone recycling comparison experts at Compare and Recycle are issuing travellers with reminders on keeping their devices safe this summer.

As more families swap security checks and long-haul flights for fresh air, freedom, and the rolling hills of the UK countryside, glamping and traditional camping are having a major moment, and few people know this better than Oliver and Cat Barker. Owners of the award-winning Catgill Farm and Howgill Lodge – Camping and Glamping near Bolton Abbey and Barden respectively, both in the Yorkshire Dales, the couple have been at the forefront of a growing movement: family-focused, nature-based holidays that don’t compromise on comfort. We sat down with Oliver and Cat to talk about the rise of staycations, what makes Yorkshire so special, and why families are falling back in love with camping.