Cara Laskaris

From personalised prints to hand-turned woodwork, you won't find these unique Christmas gifts anywhere else

Along with awards patron Dame Emma Bridgewater, here's our pick of the best makers around the UK to shop from and support this year

Following these simple steps now will help keep your garden colourful and pest free

From wall decor to quirky accessories, 10 ways to embrace this charming trend whatever your budget

The TV presenter recently adopted Sugar from Battersea Dogs Home and says it's changed her life

From Covid to the common cold, here's how to keep your pet happy and healthy this winter

Here's everything you need to know

Including "one of Dorset's most quietly beautiful pockets"...

Behind the scenes at the country house opera festival with head gardener Kevin Martin

The new Countryfile presenter talks chickens, camping trips and the tea towel that caused a stir with husband Calvin Harris...

The best spots for vineyard tours, wine tastings, long lunches and more...

They're loyal, clever and very cute...

This unexpected foodie destination has Michelin-starred hotel restaurants and creative field-to-fork menus

We put these pairs through their paces to find the best...

From iconic art in a quaint Cotswold village to award-winning garden photography

Cliveden's new afternoon tea menu offers historical figures' favourite treats in the same venue they enjoyed them

Fancy some baking this weekend?

Have you ever wondered why the date of Easter changes every year? Unlike many festivals and celebrations which have a set date (Christmas and Halloween, for example), the date of Easter can range by over a month year to year. The earliest possible date it could fall is 22nd March, and it can be as late as 25th April. This year in 2024, Easter Sunday will be celebrated on 31st March – meaning there is less time than some years to shop for Easter eggs and plan Easter activities for the bank holida…

To coincide with our 40th birthday year, we round up 40 joyful things coming in 2024

A few simple steps in your garden can make a big difference to small birds through winter