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London has long been acknowledged as a global financial centre, its roots firmly anchored in international trade, commerce and finance. London is a pivotal point of convergence for economic activities. It connects various parts of the globe through its robust … Read more →

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If you’re in the mood for a break that oozes pure Downton Abbey chic, you could do worse than seek out the delightful Middlethorpe Hall in north Yorkshire. Found a mere 2 miles away from York city centre, … Read more →

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Eschew yourself of London’s hubbub and in under an hour you could be luxuriating in bucolic bliss in a sprawling country pile with an award-winning two-storey spa, so close to Windsor Great Park you can almost hear the … Read more →

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The journey to Seaham Hall is not an easy one when you’re travelling from West London, especially when your car breaks down on the M1… After a 9 hour journey that should have taken us 3, we arrive, … Read more →

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Originating in the 13th Century as a lonely chapel on the West Sussex coast, then the holding of a French abbey (looked over by bailiffs, hence the name), Bailiffscourt is a fascinating creation. Though the estate presents as … Read more →

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“It is impossible to imagine a prettier spot,” said Queen Victoria, of her beloved Isle of Wight estate. Much has changed since Victoria’s reign, but with more than half of the diamond-shaped island declared an Area of Outstanding … Read more →

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Set in the village of Southrop, family-run Thyme is described by owner Caryn Hibbert as a ‘village within a village.’  A mere ninety minutes from West London it’s well situated for a day trip, but be warned, … Read more →

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Ninety minutes from London, the ancient and sleepy hamlet of Brandier on the Wiltshire-Gloucestershire border is a stunning piece of contemporary design and a country retreat like no other. A lovely, unfussy and calming place to stay, independent … Read more →

France often tops the list of the world’s top destinations for a luxury family holiday, and it’s easy to see why. It offers a plethora of captivating cities, breathtaking landscapes, and some of the most delectable food and wine. While … Read more →

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My mother and I arrive at The Cary Arms and Spa via Torquay’s branch of TK Maxx – because one of us (not me) forgot to bring our swimsuit. Unsurprisingly, the blissful tranquillity of Babbacombe Bay proved to … Read more →