Country Life1h
The cathedral choirmaster: ‘The thing I love about the Christmas repertoire is the mix of modern and ancient’
Today's piece in our series on the people who make Christmas in the country sees Kate Green meet Tim Parsons at Wells ...
Country Life8h
The best wedding pictures you’ll ever see, what’s the point of a law you don’t enforce and talking about gin with James May
‘WildFish and its legal team will now be watching extremely closely what the Government, the Environment Agency and Ofwat now ...
Country Life1d
Dawn Chorus: Nature’s ‘wholesale fightback’ is an inspiration for us all to keep trying
Tuesday's Dawn Chorus brings you five reasons to be cheerful — or six, if you count turning an austere City institution into ...
Country Life1d
Dacia Jogger: Perfection is many things, but most of all it’s simplicity
The Dacia Jogger is that rarest of things: a simple car that does the things you want very well. Also, if you want, you can ...
Country Life5d
How ‘the best picture in the world’ was saved from destruction by a British army officer refused to follow his orders
Claudia Pritchard on the extraordinary tale of how Piero della Francesca’s 1460s fresco 'The Resurrection' was saved.
Country Life5d
Dawn Chorus: The cheetah who’s a Far Side cartoon come to life, plus black poplars, country houses and our Quiz of the Day
A glorious cheetah has lit up our inbox this week — plus, can you help save the black poplar? And with the dust having ...
Country Life3dOpinion
Athena: It shouldn’t take a blazing fire for us to see the value in our places of worship
If major catastrophes have any advantages, it is that, by shocking us, they can focus attention and resources.
Country Life2d
The Christmas wreath-maker: ‘They sell quicker than we can make them’
All this week we're running a series on the people who make Christmas in the country what it is. Today, Paula Lester meets wreath maker Ellie Taylor.
Country Life6dOpinion
Minette Batters: ‘I don’t believe this Government set out to wipe out the family farm. Yet it will be the consequence’
Minette Batters — a farmer, former NFU President and a Baroness sitting in the House of Lords — has a harsh warning for Keir ...
Country Life4d
11 things to look out for on a Nature walk in winter
Winter is a season that few could genuinely love, yet as the leaves and flowers abandon us, the structure of the countryside ...
Country Life11dOpinion
Curious Questions: Did the Victorians pave the way for the first ULEZ cameras in the world?
Martin Fone takes a look at the history of London's coalgates, and finds that the idea of taxing things as they enter the ...
Country Life7d
The gift of growing
Entirely built to suit your needs, a bespoke Alitex greenhouse not only helps you nurture flowers and vegetables, but also ...