Members Favourite Towns and Villages to Visit in England

This is a small well kept "estate" village which was built around the great estate of Blankney Hall, the estates of which have existed since the time of William the Conqueror.....(more)

Crewe has always been associated with its great railway junction, and it is from this point in the "hey-day" of rail travel that Crew began to prosper.....(more)

Featherstone is a large town lying between Wakefield and Pontefract in West Yorkshire. For the past couple of centuries the town was known chiefly for its coal mines.....(more)

Helsby is famous for Helsby Hill which rises to a height of 462ft, and has traces of an Iron-Age camp.....(more)

Matlock Bath lies amongst some of the most beautiful river-valley country in England.....(more)

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Chedington is a small attractive estate village high up in the West Dorset hills which was originally built around Chedington Court. The village has some of the finest views in.......(more)

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The glorious, almost white sands of Mawgan Porth, matches the creamy tips of the tumbling waves lapping the shore of this lovely coastal resort.....(more)

The village of Blackmore has a long and fascinating history. It lies in an area mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086, and one of its oldest and most attractive buildings is the Priory Church of St. Lawrence.....(more)

Sevenoaks is a popular and prosperous residential town whose origins are rooted in the 12th-century.....(more)

Ellesmere, has a lovely 'holiday' atmosphere which gives it an 'away from it all' feel.....(more)

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The village is lovely and peaceful with moorings for boats along the quayside and unrivalled views across to the Isle of Wight and Hurst Castle.....(more)

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Luxborough is a beautiful valley village set quietly within the shelter of the Brendon Hills at the Somerset edge of the Exmoor National Park. The village occupies a spacious.......(more)

The great seafarers of centuries have left the shores of England, these include Raleigh, Drake, Frobisher and Admiral Lord Nelson, all of whom brought glory for England.....(more)