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Burscough: The Historic Canal Village Between Liverpool and Blackpool That's Brilliant for Families
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Burscough: The Historic Canal Village Between Liverpool and Blackpool That's Brilliant for Families

Burscough, between Liverpool and Blackpool: canal heritage, family farms, otters, canoe safaris, Europe's long...

Knutsford: The Cheshire Market Town With Georgian Mansions and a Gaskell Connection, Under an Hour From Manchester
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Knutsford: The Cheshire Market Town With Georgian Mansions and a Gaskell Connection, Under an Hour From Manchester

Knutsford in Cheshire is under an hour from Manchester, with Gaskell history, Tabley House, Tatton Park, and s...

Southend-on-Sea: London's Easy Seaside Day Trip With the World's Longest Pier
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Southend-on-Sea: London's Easy Seaside Day Trip With the World's Longest Pier

Southend-on-Sea is under an hour from London by train: world's longest pier, Adventure Island rides, beaches a...

Haslemere: The Surrey Market Town an Hour From Waterloo That's Worth a Full Day
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Haslemere: The Surrey Market Town an Hour From Waterloo That's Worth a Full Day

Haslemere, one hour from London Waterloo: independent High Street shops, a surprisingly rich museum, Black Dow...

Visiting Liverpool? Six unwritten local rules worth knowing before you go
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Visiting Liverpool? Six unwritten local rules worth knowing before you go

From Scouse accent etiquette to the bar-queue rule and the Sun boycott, here are the unwritten local rules to...

Ten Somerset Towns and Villages That Show England at Its Most Timeless
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Ten Somerset Towns and Villages That Show England at Its Most Timeless

From Wells Cathedral to Glastonbury's Tor and Bath's Roman spa, ten Somerset towns and villages that pack a mi...

Bridport: Dorset's Market Town With Broad Lanes, Indie Shops and Proper Pubs
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Bridport: Dorset's Market Town With Broad Lanes, Indie Shops and Proper Pubs

Bridport in Dorset is England's underrated shopping town — indie boutiques, cosy pubs, West Bay's Jurassic Coa...

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Rye: The Storybook Town in East Sussex That Belongs on Your Weekend List

Why Rye in East Sussex is often called the UK's most fairytale-like town — cobbled Mermaid Street, a smuggling...

Lymington: The Georgian Market Town on the Solent That Makes an Easy Coastal Day Trip
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Lymington: The Georgian Market Town on the Solent That Makes an Easy Coastal Day Trip

Lymington on England's south coast: a Saturday market with 100+ stalls, quayside pubs and a Henry VIII castle...

Looe: Cornwall's Split-in-Two Fishing Town With Beaches and Boat-Fresh Seafood
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Looe: Cornwall's Split-in-Two Fishing Town With Beaches and Boat-Fresh Seafood

Looe in Cornwall: a split-river fishing town with family beaches, coastal path walks and fresh seafood — plus...

Downham: The Lancashire Village Where Power Lines Are Banned and Time Stands Still
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Downham: The Lancashire Village Where Power Lines Are Banned and Time Stands Still

Downham in Lancashire has no road signs or power lines, thanks to its estate owners. Here's how to visit this...

Croston: The Tiny Lancashire Village Where River Walks and 17th-Century Pubs Rule
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Croston: The Tiny Lancashire Village Where River Walks and 17th-Century Pubs Rule

Croston in Lancashire: riverside walks, a 1600s packhorse bridge, flower-award streets and 17th-century pubs,...

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