October 2007 News Archive
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Spooks at Cumbria's Muncaster Castle The most frightful night of the year is here and if the family wants to visit the most frightful place in England that offers ghostbusters and plenty of ghosts, try Muncaster Castle..............more Added On 31st Oct 2007 |
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Edinburgh one of the 'scariest places on earth' to visit Thrill seekers looking for a city's worth of frightening and mysterious attractions to visit can tour the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, voted one of the scariest places to visit on earth. .............more Added On 31st Oct 2007 |
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Lake District a fave for trail runners The Lakeland Trails races throughout the mountain and lake-laden area of the Lake District are a favourite with runners throughout the world. .............more Added On 30th Oct 2007 |
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Devon cottage awarded South West Tourism 'green' award Higher Wiscombe holiday cottages in Southleigh have added another green award to the area of England that is becoming known as the healthiest place to stay..............more Added On 30th Oct 2007 |
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South Lakes town named one of UK's 'top ten resorts' The seaside town of Grange-over-Sands in England's Lake District in Cumbria has been named as one of the top ten seaside resorts in Saturday's Times and is an ideal choice for those looking for accommodation in a family-style seaside town..............more Added On 29th Oct 2007 |
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Edinburgh rewarded for prestigious hotels Several hotels from The Town House Company in Edinburgh have been highlighted at the Scottish Thistle Awards in this year's version of the tourism Oscar's. .............more Added On 29th Oct 2007 |
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Lake District hotels to offer 'caviar of the meat world' A rare type of Japanese pure-bred cattle known as Wagyu are going to be available as a delicacy for food lovers in the historic Lake District. .............more Added On 29th Oct 2007 |
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Keswick clock in famous town centre to be replaced The town centre of historical Keswick in Cumbria will see a new one-handed clock set in place in its Moot Hall, the famous building that has served as a courthouse, prison, museum, town hall and even a butter and fruit market and which conveniently is now home to the National Park Information Centre. .............more Added On 28th Oct 2007 |
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Edinburgh to host ancestral clan assembly The capital city of Edinburgh will be the setting for the nation's largest assembly of ancestral clans as a way for ancestors from all over the world to reunite with family members from Scotland. .............more Added On 26th Oct 2007 |
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Oxfordshire restaurant and hotel featured on 'The Restaurant' The winners of the local Thame eating house competition in the television show The Restaurant will be moving in early November to open the restaurant and hotel for the locals and visitors to taste the winners' dishes. .............more Added On 26th Oct 2007 |
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Ribble Valley to be 'foodie' centre Food experts are converging on Lancashire county's Ribble Valley Borough to find the area's best food producers, restaurants and retailers in order to highlight the area as a premier UK foodie trail for those staying at accommodation in the area..............more Added On 25th Oct 2007 |
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Fylde, Blackpool to build 5-star hotel The Blackpool borough of Fylde is planning to build a five-star hotel in the spacious and open Great Birchwood area in order to make more room for its growing tourism trade. .............more Added On 25th Oct 2007 |
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Lake District popular for late season travel Travelling to the Lake District is becoming a more and more popular choice for visitors as the colder months approach. .............more Added On 24th Oct 2007 |
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Devon sets 'green' example for Kiwis The sout- west coast county of Devon is not only setting an example in sustainable tourism standards for England but has also garnered the praise of its fellow New Zealand neighbours. .............more Added On 24th Oct 2007 |
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Devonians welcome visitors and tourists The attractiveness of Devon in southeast England is threefold: natural, rugged coastlines buffered by inviting seaside villages and finally the inviting local communities, who say they enjoy the company of tourists. .............more Added On 23rd Oct 2007 |
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Hotels in Blackpool call for licences Hotels in Blackpool are calling on local authorities to implement a licence scheme in a bid to boost tourism in the town..............more Added On 23rd Oct 2007 |
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Lake District to 're-modernise' accommodation The Lake District, considered to be the adventurer's playground and the nature centre of England, is revamping its hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest houses to appeal to those who want luxury as well as rustic accommodation. .............more Added On 22nd Oct 2007 |
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Lancashire Food and Drink Year 2008 In order to highlight the region's famous food and drink heritage, Lancashire and the Blackpool Tourist Board have announced the launch of a region-wide festival to host its local foods. .............more Added On 22nd Oct 2007 |
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Relive history of the Thames River History and environmental buffs can explore the history of the Thames River through photographs from the 1870s up to today that explain the social and physical transformation of the river that has shaped England and defines the city of London. .............more Added On 19th Oct 2007 |
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Trengwainton Gardens in Cornwall Despite the onset of winter, travellers looking to visit the outdoors can visit Trengwainton Gardens in Cornwall. .............more Added On 19th Oct 2007 |
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Edinburgh Hotel to receive extension Edinburgh's popular George Hotel, which sits in the heart of the city centre, will receive a £5.2 million extension. .............more Added On 19th Oct 2007 |
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Hipping Hall in Lancashire named in Britain's 'Top Ten Hotels' The Good Hotel Guide of 2007 has named Hipping Hall of Lancashire the best of its kind for style, service and food. .............more Added On 19th Oct 2007 |
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Devon named "No. 1 green county" by Defra Devon's status as a beachside retreat is now competing with its other title as the country's greenest region. .............more Added On 18th Oct 2007 |
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Devon named "No. 1 green county" by Defra Devon's status as a beachside retreat is now competing with its other title as the country's greenest region. .............more Added On 18th Oct 2007 |
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Oyster festival in Cornwall Seaside visits to the historic town of Cornwall do not always have to involve surfing and beaches, as long as you're a seafood lover. .............more Added On 18th Oct 2007 |
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Hogmany New Year's festival in Edinburgh An unforgettable New Year's tradition in Scotland's capital is the Hogmany Festival, a gigantic street party that is entertained by live bands and fireworks displays under the skyline of Edinburgh Castle. .............more Added On 17th Oct 2007 |
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Oxford Lieder Festival delivers class Classical music fans will be able to hear world renowned singers at the Oxford Lieder Festival in Oxfordshire throughout the month of October featuring this year's theme of Schubert, Spanish songs and settings of the poet Eichendorff. .............more Added On 17th Oct 2007 |
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Oxford Lieder Festival delivers class Classical music fans will be able to hear world renowned singers at the Oxford Lieder Festival in Oxfordshire throughout the month of October featuring this year's theme of Schubert, Spanish songs and settings of the poet Eichendorff. .............more Added On 17th Oct 2007 |
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Visit 'Britain's Favourite View' in Wastwater, Cumbria Wastwater Lake, which sits right in the heart of one of England's favourite tourism spots in Cumbria's revered Lake District, has been awarded the accolade of "Britain's Favourite View" by the ITV show of the similar name. .............more Added On 17th Oct 2007 |
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Visit the preserved seaside town of Whitehaven Located in the serene countryside county of Cumbria, the town of Whitehaven has been recognised as a good example of a seaside town revitalising its history to attract visitors by English Heritage. .............more Added On 16th Oct 2007 |
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Halloween fireworks at Camelot Theme Park Because kids can't get enough of Halloween and theme parks, autumn is the perfect time to treat them to both at 'Halloween at Camelot Theme Park' in Chorley, Lancashire where visitors can ride the new 'Knightmare' ride. .............more Added On 16th Oct 2007 |
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Cornwall home to Britain's 'best building' The Eden Project in Cornwall has proven its continuing popularity with its recent award as the 'best of the best' buildings at the British Construction Industry 20th Anniversary awards for its influence, legacy and public benefit..............more Added On 16th Oct 2007 |
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Boltongate Old Rectory named 'Best B&B' of north-west Visitors looking for an out of the way bed and breakfast are recommended to stay at the Boltongate Old Rectory Bed and Breakfast in Cumbria near the north-west area of the Lake District. .............more Added On 15th Oct 2007 |
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Devon Celebration of Food The family can enjoy coastal Devon year round by visiting the sixth annual Devon Celebration of Food festival featuring celebrity chef appearances and local cooking and beverages. .............more Added On 15th Oct 2007 |
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Ghost tours at Blenheim Palace The kids can indulge in autumn and the Halloween season by visiting 'Halloween Horrors' at the stately Blenheim Palace in the famous Cotswolds area of England..............more Added On 15th Oct 2007 |
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Visit Picasso in Edinburgh Art enthusiasts can enjoy a special Picasso exhibition at the National Museum in Edinburgh during October that highlights not just the iconic artist's work but his personal life as well through photographs, mementos and personal writings. .............more Added On 15th Oct 2007 |
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Be a part of 'old England' in the Cotswolds Designated as the largest of England's 40 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), the countryside region designated the Cotswolds is a living example of the rural lifestyle in England several hundred years ago. .............more Added On 14th Oct 2007 |
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Leeds a 'cosmopolitan' city in Yorkshire Branded as modern, thriving city that still has plenty of historical value, Leeds has both daytime attractions such as abbeys and estates, as well as modern nightlife for those travelling through the heart of England. .............more Added On 13th Oct 2007 |
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Cornwall to host World Surf Lifesaving Championships The popular summer spot in south west England for beach and water lovers will be even more attractive as the site for the World Surf Lifesaving Championships: Rescue 2010..............more Added On 12th Oct 2007 |
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Enjoy autumn pleasures in Devon Devon is not only known for its beaches and miles of coastline along the south west of England, but its local produce is drawing attention as visitors come each year to taste the area's clotted cream and specialty ales and ciders. .............more Added On 12th Oct 2007 |
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Alnwick Castle popular 'living castle' Visitors hoping to relive medieval history and grandeur in the north east countryside of England can visit the second largest inhabited castle in England that was built around 1096. .............more Added On 11th Oct 2007 |
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Southend-on-Sea's Victoria Plaza to be 'renaissance' of town The coastal town of Southend-on-Sea in Essex is refurbishing its centrally located Victoria Plaza mall with easy access for visitors to the town's main attractions. .............more Added On 11th Oct 2007 |
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Lake District bed and breakfast popularity highlighted The popularity of bed and breakfast locations in the Lake District has been highlighted by the quick sale of one guesthouse..............more Added On 10th Oct 2007 |
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Blackpool Tower to revamp play area for kids The famous Blackpool Tower in Lancashire is adding a new play area, stage and food court to its fifth level tower. .............more Added On 10th Oct 2007 |
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South-west England 'among the best' for visitors Hotels and bed and breakfasts in Devon and Cornwall are a good place to stay in England, according to the 2008 Good Hotel Guide. .............more Added On 9th Oct 2007 |
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Blackpool illuminations Blackpool illuminations are a world-renowned event and the concept has lost none of its charm and excitement despite the fact that almost all towns and cities now have their own Christmas lights..............more Added On 8th Oct 2007 |
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Fireworks set for Edinburgh Edinburgh hosts its annual fire display at Meadowbank Stadium this November 5th and will again be one of the most impressive events in the Scottish calendar..............more Added On 8th Oct 2007 |
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Blackpool hotels and B&Bs to benefit from £180m investment Blackpool is set to get £180 million for regeneration purposes as part of a £6 billion scheme to improve services and infrastructure in Lancashire..............more Added On 7th Oct 2007 |
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Overhaul for Edinburgh Castle The top attraction for those planning a holiday or short break in Scotland, Edinburgh Castle, is undergoing a brand overhaul as part of a revamp which also sees the opening of a new £2.7 million visitor reception..............more Added On 6th Oct 2007 |
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Lottery funding to help preserve a piece of Lakes beauty The Derwentwater foreshore project at Keswick has received a £1.2 million lottery grant that will help protect and transform one of the Lake District’s most popular views..............more Added On 5th Oct 2007 |
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Bradford Animation Festival The fourteenth Bradford Animation Festival (BAF) is taking place once again this autumn from 14th to the 17th November..............more Added On 4th Oct 2007 |
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Celebrate a Beamish Christmas The Beamish open air museum is offering a traditional Beamish Christmas where guests will be entertained and dined in the same style celebrated by residents of the north east of England at the start of the 20th Century..............more Added On 4th Oct 2007 |
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West Country museum opens Archaeo-zone History learning has received a boost in the West Country with the opening of an interactive area in the local museum..............more Added On 4th Oct 2007 |
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Riddle of the mystery heads in the Ridings The mystery of stone heads found scattered around Yorkshire has been solved..............more Added On 3rd Oct 2007 |
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Birmingham Town Hall reopens with season of special events Birmingham is celebrating the grand reopening of its town hall after a closure of 11 years and a £35 million refurbishment programme..............more Added On 3rd Oct 2007 |
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Hereford tourism hotspots up for awards Herefordshire has six areas shortlisted for an Excellence in Tourism award..............more Added On 3rd Oct 2007 |
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Chris Evans buys pub near Surrey home Radio 2 presenter Chris Evans has bought a pub in Surrey worth more than £1 million..............more Added On 2nd Oct 2007 |
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PM welcome's Cornwall's 'fantastic news' Prime minister Gordon Brown has welcomed the news that Cornwall, a hotspot for UK tourism, is to host the 2010 Surf Lifesaving World Championships..............more Added On 2nd Oct 2007 |
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Cromer to get new tourist information centre Work has started on a new £700,000 information centre in the middle of Norfolk seaside town Cromer..............more Added On 1st Oct 2007 |
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