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09th October 2009
The Pennines are a low rising mountain rage which runs through northern England and southern Scotland. The mountain range often referred to as the ‘backbone of England' separates the North West of England from Yorkshire and the North East.
The range... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer28th September 2009
Alfreton
The small market town of Alfreton lies just 14 miles north north east of Derby. Local legend has it that the town was named after Alfred the Great, though their appears to be little in the way of fact to this legend.
Ashbourne
The pretty ol... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer22nd September 2009
In recent news, reports have indicated that as many as three walkers have died in the last three months at the hands of aggressive cattle, and many more have been injured. Even former home secretary, David Blunkett, fell victim to a host of angry cows as... Read >
Author: Jo B18th September 2009
There are many ways you can enjoy a special time away with your loved one, but if you want to have a romantic treat and are looking for somewhere special then the romantic hot tub breaks are a great option. A hot tub is relaxing and soothing which is exa... Read >
Author: rig00130th July 2009
Millions of us will be heading to Derbyshire and the Peak District this year for our family holidays this year. When on a family holiday its always important to have a busy itinerary as the last thing you want is bored and feed up children on your hands, ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer17th July 2009
If you intend on holidaying in the UK this summer, you are amongst a growing band of Britons who have turned their back on travelling abroad – at least for now. Economic uncertainty and straightforward prudence mean that rather than shell out thousands ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane11th July 2009
With our purse strings pulling tighter together, spending the long summer days in the UK are no longer a thing of the past. A summer holiday in the UK is a perfect option for those wanting to save a little but still live a lot. Therefore the idyllic cotta... Read >
Author: Emma MCCann16th June 2009
February might seem a strange month in which to take a hiking and camping holiday in England, and I would normally agree whole heartedly with that sentiment, but a few years ago a friend persuaded me to go camping with him in the Peak District in Derbyshi... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer12th June 2009
It was great to be out walking again. November 1997 had been a busy time with limited opportunities to answer the call of the wild but as the saying goes everything comes to he who waits.
Setting off long before first light for the three hour drive was... Read >
Author: Acopic Ltd12th June 2009
Check out our guide to some new, emerging and alternative UK travel destinations…
Derby
Situated right in the heartland of England lies Derby, ostensibly the place of birth of the industrial revolution. The city is a vibrant place that combines plen... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley11th June 2009
When you travel to the Peak district, there are a lot of different things that you can do and see. Tourists love that area for its natural beauty and for what it has to offer. If you do head to that area, make sure that you understand your options for acc... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st June 2009
The UK might be a relatively small island but it has a diverse and spectacular array of natural wonders. These wonders can be found right across the country from the tip of lands end right up to the northern reaches of John O'Groats. Many of the best natu... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer29th May 2009
If you are concerned, as many people are, about how the economic climate in the world is going to affect your holiday plans then staying in England could be the perfect choice. All the major cities of England provide a broad menu of things to see and do a... Read >
Author: OllyS11th May 2009
Yorkshire Dales
The Yorkshire Dales are made up of a series of valleys and the rolling hills that lie between them. The area offers some outstanding scenery which has been drawing in visitors long before it received it national park status in 1954. The D... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer11th May 2009
Whether you should choose a cottage holiday or some other form of accommodation when you stay away from home is certainly a matter of personal preference, but there are other issues to consider, too, such as the cost of a cottage versus some other kind of... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer09th April 2009
Fingers crossed this summer will be a good one; we are due one after all. If we do enjoy a beautiful English summer it is a good opportunity to explore our National Parks. There are currently 12 National Parks in England and Wales visited by over millions... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th March 2009
If you happen to be on a summer break and you're thinking about going to the Peak District, there are probably some activities that you already have planned. Whether that's true or not, there are a few things that you shouldn't miss. If you've already mad... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer13th March 2009
All you have to know about Manchester
What a location for a event. There is so much to do and experience in Manchester that you may possibly feel a stag do will scarcely do the location justice. No shortage of delicious fresh faced girls line the bars a... Read >
Author: BrianSmall10th March 2009
Yorkshire is a wonderful place for a holiday, but most people don’t realise how much it has to offer. With the pound down and people trying to spend less money it is a good idea to look closer to home when you are planning your next holiday and Yorkshir... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th March 2009
When it comes to finding the perfect place for romance within the United Kingdom, finding somewhere suitable will not prove too difficult; there are a plethora of destinations that ensures you get to spend quality time with that special someone.
The... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell03rd February 2009
When you take a short spring break to the Peak district you'll want to have your time pretty much planned out already so that you don't miss anything. Of course, you can just relax there if you want to, but most people want to do things and see the sights... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer18th January 2009
When you take a trip to the peak district one of the things that you might enjoy doing is walking through some of the beautiful scenery. If you know where to go, you can get more for your money while you're there, so doing a little bit of research before ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer08th December 2008
If you go to the peak district, you probably have a reason. It's a great place to explore, though, and there is more to it than meets the eye. While you're there, why not do some things that you might not otherwise have planned on. Here are 10 of the top ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st December 2008
If you are a person whose hobby is sight seeing then watch some incredible aerial views by considering helicopter rides. Helicopter rides are unusual adventure and perfect way to add thrill or excitement in life. The thrill and excitement is never ending ... Read >
Author: Inventatech28th November 2008
When the concept was first considered, high on the list of contenders was the Peak District, and when the government first gave the go-ahead for National Parks, the Peak District National Park became the first place in the country to obtain that status.
... Read >
Author: darrell.j.freeman@gmail.com30th October 2008
Why rent property in Doncaster?
Doncaster is a large town set in stunning South Yorkshire. Being just 20 miles from Sheffield and close to both the magnificent Peak District and the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, it is ideally located. Doncaster�s surro... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th October 2008
Derby is probably the most haunted city in England. The city, dubbed �The Dead Centre of England� has plenty of spooky surprises for visitors with over 1,000 reported ghost sightings each year throughout the city.
Some of the most well known haunte... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st October 2008
Many millions of tourist each year from all over the globe visit the British Isles, be it on business trips or purely for leisure. The British Isles comprises mainly Britain, now referred to as the United Kingdom, and Ireland. The Isle of Man and the Ch... Read >
Author: Peter Owen29th September 2008
With the worrying uncertainty of the current economic climate and the continuous reports of rising costs for UK households the traditional two-week holiday is becoming a rarity. Yet it would be wrong to assume Britons are not taking any holidays – inste... Read >
Author: kristianphllps17th September 2008
If you need destinations to plan to visit either as a tourist visiting England or as UK based traveller then there are certain parts of England that you simply must visit at least once in your lifetime and one of those has to be South Yorkshire.
Most p... Read >
Author: Dave Talbot04th September 2008
The UK isn’t exactly known around the world for its scenic drives.
But there are some beautiful routes to take around our country, here are some of the best ones we found. However make sure that all of you insurance needs are taken care of before you ... Read >
Author: Brad Swarner04th September 2008
As more cars are no equipped with satellite navigation (sat nav) systems, it has become a vital part of society.
Travelling has become easier, more convenient, no more running into the bookshop to find a map book of the Peak District or Italy, it can all... Read >
Author: Brad Swarner03rd September 2008
The Peak District is the perfect place for any lover of the great outdoors, with walking, mountain biking, climbing and caving among the hot sports and activities on offer throughout the National Park.
Here is a list of 5 of the best activities that yo... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer28th August 2008
If you are considering a vacation this year, you should consider the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire, England.
Sheffield is a city that is altogether quite unique from an environmental and cultural aspect .
It is a cultural centre, an historica... Read >
Author: Dave Talbot27th August 2008
The Peak District is a very special place, home to stunning scenery, traditional market town, fascinating culture and a rich historical heritage. Many have already discovered these qualities but for those who haven�t the Peak District is waiting for you... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer15th August 2008
Sheffield has been historically known as an industrial city. Because of this people assume that when you go up there the cities landscape would be surrounded by smog! These same people will be surprised to hear that Sheffield is officially the greenest ci... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer15th July 2008
Sheffield is the fourth largest city in great britain and boasts a population of 525 800. these days, the city boasts a thriving economy and quite low cost of living, so you will be able to live life to the full here.
Sheffield boasts loads of cultur... Read >
Author: Ms Leisha Greenfield14th July 2008
Derbyshire, is a stunning area of 2631 sq km with a population of around 930000 people, a county of contrasting scenery which attracted many tourists to stay in our many derbyshire cottages, even before the creation of the Peak National Park. The history ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer02nd July 2008
UK Holiday cottages Online was launched in 1996 offering self catering holiday cottages throughout Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, in all the most popular counties like Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Cumbria, Derbyshire, Yorkshire and N... Read >
Author: nancy02nd July 2008
UK Holiday cottages Online was launched in 1996 offering self catering holiday cottages throughout Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, in all the most popular counties like Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Cumbria, Derbyshire, Yorkshire and N... Read >
Author: nancy02nd July 2008
UK Holiday cottages Online was launched in 1996 offering self catering holiday cottages throughout Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, in all the most popular counties like Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Cumbria, Derbyshire, Yorkshire and N... Read >
Author: nancy20th June 2008
The Derbyshire Dales and the Peak District is one of the best regions to take your motor home or caravan in the UK. Just a few miles from the M1 and situated conveniently between Manchester and Sheffield it’s really easy to get to and takes no time at a... Read >
Author: motorhomesuk15th May 2008
Sheffield's significance as the steel manufacturing centre of the UK declined dramatically over the decades leading up to the 80s, but the city has been rejuvenated and now stands as the fourth largest in the country, with a bustling creative industry and... Read >
Author: Ms Leisha Greenfield17th April 2008
A rock-climbing wall is used as a substitute for outdoor rock climbing for people who cannot frequent these outdoor locations. Conveniently located inside the city, this is easily accessible by people who are passionate about this hobby. These walls also ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu17th April 2008
A rock climbing wall is used by climbers who want to enjoy this sport without going far. This is done on a wall that is constructed and as grips for foot and hands to hold.
Materials used for constructing these walls include bricks, wood and multiplex... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu02nd February 2008
Derbyshire?s variety of attractions provides something of interest for everyone visiting this beautiful part of England. High hills, heather clad moorlands, scenic rivers, gentle dales and valleys compete for attention, to make a holiday in this beautiful... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th January 2008
Do you travel a lot on your trips for business or leisure? Are you looking for a first-rate comfort providing stay to make sure you have a perfect time all the way? Peak district is the place for you.
Hotels in Buxton offer you a wide range of services... Read >
Author: Staden16th January 2008
You deserve the best things in life. Guess who could take care of your comforts, when you are away from home on a trip around the Peak District! It’s Staden Grange Hotel offering you the finest services amongst hotels in Buxton. Mother Nature has been k... Read >
Author: Staden30th April 2007
Britain's National Parks offer both the foreign visitor and the domestic tourist breathtaking areas of natural beauty. Whether you're looking for a National Park in which you'll be able to enjoy spectacular walks and hiking trails, or one in which you and... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan13th December 2006
The Peak District National Park consists of 550 square miles in central and northern England. Parts of the park encompass Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester and South and West Yorkshire. About 38,000 people have homes within the bound... Read >
Author: Susan Ashby08th December 2006
Sheffield is fast becoming a tourist destination, and not only for people within the U.K. A wide array of attractions, events, and sites to see await Sheffield’s guests. Not so long ago Sheffield was an industrial giant. Not because of it’s size, bu... Read >
Author: Susan Ashby08th December 2006
The city of Sheffield is an interesting one geographically speaking. It sits in a natural amphitheatre created by hills and rivers and is at the confluence of five rivers. The terrain ranges from about ten meters above sea level, to over five hundred mete... Read >
Author: Susan Ashby25th June 2006
Climbing in Fontainebleau, France
I don't think I have ever been so scared about doing something. There I was, 15 ft (yes that's all) up a rock balancing nicely on the top and stretching out in front of me was a 3 foot gap that I had to bridge across. ... Read >
Author: Gareth Sear16th June 2006
Stoke-on-Trent has been an industrial centre and has been a favourite
tourist spot for generations. Its five cities, collectively known as
"The Potteries" have provided the world with the best names in English
ceramics, such as Wedgewood, Spode, Portem... Read >
Author: Maria Williams
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