AFTER a week of glorious sunshine on Loch Long, the weather began to change on Friday, and clouds stealthily shrouded […]
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Dull, Boring and Bland – the holiday hotspots proud of it
DROPPING down through the Tay Forest Park en route to Aberfeldy, you encounter a roadside sign that makes you think […]
Seals, castles and murder most foul on a salty Scottish sea tour
HINDSIGHT is a wonderful thing. Lachlan Maclean decided to murder his wife and came up with a cunning plan. He […]
Birmingham hosts possibly the world’s largest family photo album
THEY’RE big on family in Birmingham, but now that traditional Brummie community spirit is being supersized – on giant billboards […]
Zog Live! at Warwick Castle: review
IT is one of the most popular children’s books ever published – and now Julia Donaldson’s story of trainee dragon […]
340 million year old boulders shipped to UK historic house art show
IRISH artist Luke Alen-Buckley is set to stage a rock show like no other – the stars of the show […]
Now you can actually have the keys to the city of Birmingham
YOU’VE all heard of people being presented with the freedom of the city – but what if anyone could have […]
Saturday Snapshot: Brixham, Devon
TODAY’S Saturday Snapshot was taken last year on one of many visits to the bustling fishing port of Brixham in […]
Opening date announced for Drayton Manor Vikings rides
THE Vikings are coming – and sooner than you might think. Drayton Manor theme park is to open its new […]
Saturday Snapshot: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
NOW you’ve seen enough horror movies over the years to know that consulting one of these creepy contraptions rarely leads […]
Paul Cole Travels 