It’s finally time, guys – Glastonbury Festival’s gates opened yesterday and the gargantuan schedule of music is set to properly kick off tomorrow night, with pop-rock band The 1975, legendary singer-songwriter Neil Young, pop-punk star Olivia Rodrigo and British national treasure Rod Stewart all headlining over the weekend. But there’s a whole lot more to this…
The Sunday Times has published its annual ranking of the best places to live in the UK. The newspaper’s judges visited areas up and down the nation, rating them on factors ranging from schools, transport and broadband speeds to culture, access to green spaces and the ‘health of the high street’. The Times ended up…
If you’ve got plans to travel almost anywhere across mainland Europe and the EU this year, there are two important incoming schemes you ought to be aware of: the EES and the ETIAS. Right now, British passport holders are able to visit anywhere in Europe’s Schengen area (29 countries that have agreed to an open border) for…
Hotels can make or break a holiday. A good hotel will offer a reliable base to explore the surrounding area. But a great hotel will make you never, ever want to leave. The good news is, we’re spoiled for choice here the UK. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all teeming with a wide variety of really…
Last week, the world’s culinary elite welcomed a new member. Moor Hall became the UK’s tenth restaurant with three Michelin stars and the second place to own three stars and a Michelin green star (next to L’Enclume). The restaurant, which lives inside a restored 16th-century country house in the tiny Lancashire village of Aughton, was opened by head chef Mark Birchall in 2017…
Last night (February 10) was a biggun for the UK’s restaurant scene. Professional foodies from across the UK gathered at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow to see which restaurants would walk away with a new Michelin star to their name. Twenty-two restos across the UK and Ireland earned their very first star and three…