Visiting dogs will be spoilt rotten at this relaxed 16th Century inn on the banks of the River Nene, where they can enjoy locally sourced breakfast sausages and special Sunday roasts alongside their owners… More Dog in a Doublet, Whittlesey
From the imposing turrets of Conwy Castle to the majestic sweep of Llandudno’s Victorian promenade, there are some spectacular sights to be seen in North Wales. Conwy County is where Snowdonia meets the sea, so visitors can expect everything from sandy beaches to scenic walking trails – with lots of wildlife in between. The area… More Ruff Guide to… Conwy County
Stratford-upon-Avon is synonymous with William Shakespeare. Every year, literature lovers from around the world travel to see the birthplace of the Bard, making the Warwickshire town one of the most visited places in the UK. It has centuries of history to discover and plenty of stories just waiting to be told – and you can… More Ruff Guide to… Stratford-upon-Avon
Enjoy fine home-cooked food, stylish rooms and an excellent night’s sleep at this relaxed village pub which is surrounded by countryside, but just a short drive from the historic market town of Totnes… More The Sea Trout Inn, Staverton
A warm welcome is practically guaranteed at this fantastic dog-friendly pub, which is just a stone’s throw from both the beautiful beaches of Camber Sands and the medieval town of Rye… More The Horse & Cart Inn, Peasmarsh
Whether you know it as Steel City, the Outdoor City or the Real Ale Capital of the World, Sheffield is one of the most underrated places in the UK. It may be renowned for its strong industrial heritage but these days, the South Yorkshire city is at the cutting-edge of all things cool. It is… More Ruff Guide to… Sheffield