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How to walk from Grindleford to Hathersage

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How to walk from Grindleford to Hathersage

This beautiful walk from Grindleford to Hathersage is the Peak District at its best. In this article, Helen Moat – author of our Slow Travel guide to the Peak District – takes you across Derbyshire on a circular walk for all ages. Walk from Grindleford to Hathersage: an introduction Our walk begins at Grindleford Railway Station; handy for those using public transport. The old station waiting room is now the Grindleford Station Café, a great pla…Read Article

The unique history of Shrewsbury Abbey

The history of Shrewsbury Abbey is a long and complicated one. In this article, Marie Kreft – author of our Slow Travel guide to Shropshire – dives into the past of one of Shropshire’s best churches. The history of Shrewsbury Abbey: an introduction Shrewsbury Abbey’s history began in 1083 when Roger de Montgomery, the Earl of Shrewsbury, vowed to turn the Saxon chapel of St Peter’s into an abbey, sending for two monks from Normandy to supervise …Shrewsbury, England · Shrewsbury Read Article

The best things to do with kids in Kissimmee

Planning a family trip to Florida but unsure where to start? Grab your luggage and travel along as we uncover the best things to do with kids in Kissimmee. If someone says ‘Orlando’, I bet you think ‘Disney’ – it’s an almost Pavlovian response. And that’s no surprise because for 50 years (ever since Disney World opened in central Florida) this region has been a firm favourite with British families wanting to lose themselves in the land of Mickey…Disney · Kissimmee Read Article

New Travel Writer of the Year 2026

For over 25 years, the Bradt Guides ‘New Travel Writer of the Year’ competition has been seeking out and championing new writing talent. Previous winners and finalists in the competition have gone on to see their work published in newspapers, travel magazines and books.As previously, we’ve teamed up with the Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards to offer this unrivalled opportunity for unpublished travel writers. And this year we’re pleased to a…Maryland · Maryland Read Article

The curious story behind the Shropshire fidget pie

Shropshire fidget pie is a staple in this part of England. The author of our Slow Travel guide to Shropshire takes you through the history of this iconic snack, with a handy recipe as well.An introduction to Shropshire fidget pieOnce upon a time, fidget pie was the traditional Shropshire dish – a lunchtime staple baked with gammon, onion, potato, apple and cider. Just like the Cornish pasty, it could be hand held and was ideal for workers. A few…Shropshire · Shropshire Read Article

A short history of Shropshire's Wem ghost

The Wem ghost attracts hundreds of scare seekers to this small Shropshire village every year. In this article, the author of our Slow Travel guide to Shropshire gives her take on the legend. A history of the Wem ghostIn 1995 a fire which destroyed Wem Town Hall was captured on film by amateur photographer Tony O’Rahilly. When developed, the picture appeared to show a young girl in flowing garments standing in the doorway of the burning building,…Wem · Wem Read Article

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