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Cumbria B&B: Osprey spotting brings visitors to Cumbria Bird-loving guests of a Cumbria B&B are flocking to see the ospreys nesting in the beautiful Western Lake District in the county. ...

Cornwall B&B: Popular Cornish restaurant puts squirrel on the menu Food-loving guests of a Cornwall B&B can now enjoy an unusual meal of a grey squirrel pasty at a Cornish restaurant. ...

Edinburgh B&B: Jamie Oliver to drop in for Edinburgh International Television Fe Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver is due to deliver a keynote speech at this year's Edinburgh International Television Festival, which will be a treat for guests of an Edinburgh B&B. ...

Cornwall B&B: Foodies gather for Asparagus festival Food loving guests of a Cornwall B&B will be licking their lips ahead of the Cornish Asparagus Festival due to take place this Sunday....

Devon B&B: Two new visitors centres planned for the Jurassic Coast Guests at a Devon B&B will soon be able to enjoy two brand new visitor centres situated on the county's Jurassic Coast...

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