Think of Hastings and the famous battle of 1066 will no doubt spring to mind. But while the seafront town has a historic past, it is destined for a great future. With miles of beaches, fantastic attractions and excellent parks and open spaces, Hastings is a great place to spend a few days – especially… More Ruff Guide to… Hastings
With its picture-postcard villages, beautiful Regency towns and stunning scenery, the Cotswolds is the perfect year-round destination. This beautiful part of the UK spans six counties. And whether your dog enjoys woodland walks, exploring the local attractions or joining you for a pint in a country pub, you will find a whole host of things… More Ruff Guide to… the Cotswolds
Ipswich, the county town of Suffolk, has a fascinating history that dates back almost 1,500 years. It was founded as a small trading settlement during the Anglo-Saxon times but the waterfront town has since flourished to become one of the key hubs in the south-east. Whether you want to stroll alongside the River Orwell, explore… More Ruff Guide to… Ipswich
You’ll find Dover, Deal and Sandwich in Kent’s famous ‘White Cliffs Country’ – one of the warmest places in the UK. With 20 miles of coastline, 30 walking routes and 200 open spaces, it’s a great area to explore with your dog. Around 22% of the region has been designated as an Area of Outstanding… More Ruff Guide to… Dover, Deal & Sandwich
From beautiful beaches to ancient history and the longest pleasure pier in the world, Southend has a lot to offer. The Essex seaside resort is just a hop and a skip from London and makes for a great dog-friendly getaway – if you know where to look. Southend is my home town so it’s safe… More Ruff Guide to… Southend-on-Sea
The sandy beaches of Lincolnshire are one of Britain’s best-kept secrets – and with a coastline stretching for more than 50 miles, you will often have them all to yourself. The county is home to a variety of wildlife, from seals to migrating birds, and there are 99 nature reserves, many of which are dog-friendly.… More Ruff Guide to… the Lincolnshire Coast