Frederick Hoymer

When it comes to where to stay in Nottingham when visiting this beautiful city, you have a number of choices available to you. There is everything from top of the range luxurious hotels through to the more affordable family run hotels or B&B's (bed and breakfast accommodation). But what you pay...

The new town of Milton Keynes (or actually new city, to be more correct) is easy to get to, around 45 miles north west of London and within easy reach of both Oxford and Cambridge. When the city was designed, it was laid out on a grid system. Which makes navigating...

The historic town of Rye in East Sussex is situated close to the Romney Marshes. One of the reasons for the popularity of the town of Rye is that there is so much history here. It has been a town since the time of the Normans and by the time of...

Britain's second city with around a million inhabitants, Birmingham is located almost centrally in the country. It is a diverse city with plenty of things to see and do when you visit. There is a long tradition of brewing beer in the Birmingham and although most of the younger population drink...

Dating back to before the Bronze Age, Peterborough is an area of fenlands, which are flat and some areas are even below sea level. One of the most famous features of Peterborough is the cathedral. This was originally founded in 655 AD and the current building dates back almost 900 years....