This South Coast resort claims to be the sunniest place in the UK and that’s just one of the reasons it is such a hit with tourists – especially those who have dogs. The town is renowned for its Victorian architecture and its well-manicured seafront promenade runs for miles. There are scores of good places … More Ruff Guide to… Eastbourne
This modern two-bedroom annexe, in the heart of Eastbourne’s atmospheric Old Town, welcomes dogs and has everything you could need for a short break – including a sunny enclosed patio area … More Old Town Oasis, Eastbourne
Four-legged visitors will receive a five-star welcome at this beautiful cottage in rural East Sussex, where the hosts have thought of everything you could possibly need for a wonderful stay … More Judins Cottage, Burwash
Depending on the time of year you visit Newcastle, you may not see the famous fog on the Tyne – but you’ll certainly see a dog on the Tyne! With an abundance of parks, a fascinating history and miles of sandy beaches nearby, this vibrant northern city and the surrounding areas are great places to … More Ruff Guide to… Newcastle upon Tyne
When you think of Cambridge, you probably think of its famous university – and while that’s one of the reasons why it attracts eight million visitors a year, there is much more to the city than its seat of learning. While Cambridge is packed full of history, it is also a very modern place – … More Ruff Guide to… Cambridge