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Holiday Inn Oxford: Putting The H In Hospitality
Our recent visit to Oxfordshire coincided with our 25th wedding anniversary, and while we were mixing mainly business with a little pleasure, the Holiday …
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Light Breaks, Where No Sun Shines
If Pembrokeshire is Wales’s Cornwall, then Carmarthenshire is certainly its Devon. This verdant county has rolling hills, beautiful woodland and seemingly endless meadows. In …
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Swinfen Hall, Lichfield, Staffordshire
Our original plan was to visit Staffordshire and walk the canal paths in the area. Friends had visited Lichfield and had recommended the city …
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Newport State Of Mind
Usually a Friday or Saturday night would be the days we might usually head into Cardiff for a spot of shopping and/or a meal. …
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Top Tips For Savings On Summer Days Out
Right now, cost is a major factor as we head into the summer season, with parents and consumers alike looking for budget-friendly ways to …
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Stratford-upon-Avon Welcomes Back The Grosvenor Hotel
The hotel, briefly called The Villare, has been rebranded and returned to its original name. Clive Nicholls, Chairman of Brightstar Hospitality Management, lives in …
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My Travel Life: Suzanne Cumpston
Suzanne Cumpston has worked in the travel agency for many years and has been lucky enough to travel all over the world. With so …
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My Travel Life: Pam Thornton, Cowbridge Travel
Pam Thornton opened Cowbridge Travel in May 2021. Was she mad to have opened during Covid? Her friends seemed to think so. However Pam …
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Sam Smith Travel, Cowbridge, Wales
Situated opposite the Duke of Wellington in Cowbridge High Street, this popular travel agency has a friendly, expert team who have travelled to every …
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Oxfordshire Puts The Springs In Our Step
Whilst we love hopping on a plane and travelling the world, there is still much to explore in our own green and pleasant land. …