Appledore, Kent – A Walk in the Country
The village of Appledore lies on the edge of Kent’s Romney Marsh, not far from…
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London’s Green Spaces: St. Dunstan-in-the-East
If you’re new to London, or just visiting, you might think chances to see a…
Dungeness: A Very Different British Landscape
It’s remote, the landscape desolate and often referred to as “post-apocalyptic”. Yet Dungeness has an…
County Spotlight: Dorset
The 1st of June marks Dorset Day. What better way to celebrate than with a…
Devilled Beef Kidneys
Offal provokes strong love it or hate it reactions among most people. Some are haunted…
Walking Gear – My Favourite Things
It’s no secret that here at British Food and Travel, we love the outdoors, and…
White Cliffs Country
For many travellers, Dover is simply a pass-through point for going to or arriving from…
Coffee in the UK: A Brief History
We typically think of tea as the quintessential British beverage, but did you know that…
Know the Countryside Code
Whether you’re bagging Munros, hiking Coast to Coast, or out for an afternoon stroll with…
The Perfect English Garden
It’s no exaggeration to say that the English love their gardens. Even the smallest postage-stamp…