7 d. ago The seaside town that is home to one of the best cafes in Wales

This beautiful corner of Pembrokeshire has a brilliant cafe, local seafood and old-school pubs.

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7 d. ago I hiked through an eerie tunnel in Wales and found a ghost village lost to time

You won’t find any bougie cafés, cosy pubs, or charming bookshops at this ghost village deep in the slate mountains.

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9 d. ago The epic road trip with immense castles, gorgeous beaches and cosy cafes and pubs

With soaring peaks, charming market towns and epic beaches, Wales is built for scenic road trips.

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1 week ago The crimewave sweeping Britain? Illegal houses in multiple occupation | Aditya Chakrabortty

With private-sector villainy and public-sector complicity, what makes this HMO scandal so characteristic of modern Britain is how far the guilt spreadsFan of true crime? Then this column is for you. Rather than some cold case told through yellowing newspapers and sepia photos, this one is still happening. And just wait for the plot twist! But first let me outline the key facts; your challenge is to decide who’s guilty.Our crime scene is a redbrick townhouse built in the last years of Victoria – tall, battered but undeniably handsome. It’s in Bowes Park, on London’s northern outskirts – the kind of neighbourhood that on a Friday afternoon offers nice cafes, a community-owned pub and some WFH dads wandering the streets scavenging for ciabatta sandwiches.Aditya Chakrabortty is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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1 week ago Scotland's remote haunted beach with 'sinister reputation' near cosy inn

"The isolated area is a hotspot for hauntings".

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3 w. ago 'Peaceful' seaside village with cosy pubs and golden beaches 'feels untouched'

The charming seaside village offers a delightful day trip or staycation for nature lovers

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4 w. ago Spend a penny at these luxury hotels, cafes and flats that used to be public loos

Would you eat your lunch in a crumbling public bog? Probably not, right? But these posh properties might just change your mind

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