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The Times listed 21 of the most eccentric and "oddball" places to spend a night away in the country, with The Fish just outside Broadway making the grade. With a vast variety of available accommodation on site - ranging from tree house stays to shepherds huts, attendees are sure for a unique experience. The paper wrote: "Is it a hotel, a resort, a woodland village? There’s such a variety of accommodation on offer here, from treehouses and chic shepherds’ huts to traditional hotel rooms, it’s hard to tell. "The Fish bills itself as a deconstructed hotel, which sounds rather like something that’s in the process of being demolished; but really, it’s a country hotel combined with a posh lodge complex, all surrounded by Cotswold woodland.
SynopsisBritain is adopting Denmark's tough stance on immigration. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is studying Danish policies for asylum and family reunions. Plans include English language tests, criminal record checks, and potential repayment of accommodation costs. The UK government is also identifying sites for migrant accommodation. These measures aim to control rising migration figures and ease pressure on public services.
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Live Eventsas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! (You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelBritain is sending equipment and personnel to Belgium after a spate of drone sightings near airports , the head of the UK military said Sunday.In the past week both Belgium's main international airport at Brussels and Liege, one of Europe's biggest cargo airports, were forced to close temporarily because of drone incursions. That came after a series of unidentified drone flights near a military base where US nuclear weapons are stored.Air Chief Marshal Richard Knighton, the head of Britain's armed forces, said the UK had agreed to "deploy our people, our equipment to Belgium to help them," after a request from Belgian authorities. "We don't know - and the Belgians don't yet know - the source of those drones, but we will help them by providing our kit and capability, which has already started to deploy to help Belgium," Knighton told the BBC.In recent months, drone incidents across Europe have forced airports to suspend flights at a time. Many EU countries want to use those assets as collateral to provide loans to Ukraine, but Belgium has so far resisted.
Buzz was the posh budget airline at that time. In fact I had similar feelings when I took the inaugural easyJet flight to Tbilisi in April — indifference on board; wonder on arrival. Years later, aged 21, I got my answer on a Ryanair flight to Mallorca. Laura JacksonGals on tourFaliraki beach resort in Rhodes ALAMYNow that I live within 30 minutes’ drive of Luton airport, easyJet is my gateway carrier. Jenny CoadAdvertisementAll downhill from hereI was three when easyJet was born, but flying wasn’t on the family agenda.
The Hawthorn at Haworth was highlighted by travel experts at Enjoy Travel, formerly known as Big 7 Travel, because so much “love and care” goes into “every bite”. Why is The Hawthorn at Haworth one of UK’s best places for a Sunday roast? One customer commented: “Can confirm there’s a very good reason why this place was named in The Times’ list of the UK’s top roasts. “If you’re anywhere near Haworth, Hawthorn is a must-visit. One of the best Sunday roasts I’ve had in a long time.
Colour Sergeant James Gould, 51, who serves with 6th Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland (6 SCOTS), retraced the footsteps of his grandfather, Private Thomas Polson. His grandfather fought in the battle, but rarely spoke about it. He survived the Second World War and later worked in Edinburgh as a hairdresser, before his death in 1999. I’ve been working with the Royal Scots Museum, finding my great-grandad’s records, and now we’re piecing together how all these generations connect. It’s really quite special.”Mr Gould said revisiting the battleground where his grandfather fought gave him a sense of continuity.
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Delicious magazine has compiled a list of the best places to get the ultimate coastal staple dish, and two places in Aldeburgh have been included. The Aldeburgh Fish and Chip shop and the Golden Galleon got the nod from the lifestyle magazine. "It’s more a case of choose your queue… The Golden Galleon has a sit-in restaurant, ‘The Upper Deck’, while Aldeburgh Fish & Chips is takeaway only." They are no stranger to national recognition after being named among the UK's best by The Times earlier this year. While the frying technology has been updated since opening, the recipe has remained the same and chips are still fried the traditional way in beef dripping.
Located at Friars Crag, Keswick, the bench faces a stunning panorama of Derwentwater, surrounded by mountains, woods, and islands. In 2024, the Daily Mail's Simon Heptinstall described the spot as offering "one of Britain’s finest views." Friars Crag is not just a location for breathtaking views but also a starting point for exploring the Lake District's outdoor offerings. With its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, this Keswick bench continues to inspire visitors and remains a testament to the area's enduring appeal. Other benches that offer stunning views of the Lake District include: The Orrest Head Compass, the bench at Buttermere, and the Loughrigg Terrace bench.
