Members Favourite Towns and Villages to Visit in England

Wisbech stands on the River Nene, almost 12 miles from the sea, at one time it was closer but changing river patterns over the passing years have altered its position in relation.......(more)

The area was visited by Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southey, it very quickly became one of Devon's most popular beauty spots and remains so to this day.....(more)

Standing as it does between two large areas of parkland and being set on an exceptionally attractive reach of the River Thames is Richmond's special blessing, for it is this that.......(more)

This is a town whose history will be forever linked to that of the British Army. A century and a half or so ago, Aldershot was just a quiet village at the centre of.......(more)

At almost every corner of this popular resort are reminders of the towns association with the famous novelist, Charles Dickens.....(more)

The beach here is of sand and shingle, it is safe for swimming except around the harbour entrance. The restored pier is a great attraction with an amusement arcade at the shore end.....(more)

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An attractive coastal village set on a steep hill above the glorious sweep of Woolacombe Bay.....(more)

Chard is a small market town in somerset....(more)

Nether Wasdale lies opposite Wasdale Head at the western fringe of Wast Water.....(more)

Deep in the heart of the rich fertile lands that bound the River Bure lies the beautiful broadland village of Coltishall. The fact that this is an ancient village is borne out by it's inclusion in the Domesday Book.....(more)

A picturesque village in the county of Dorset, situated between the historic market towns of Shaftesbury and Blandford Forum. The village has a church which in 1905 was described.......(more)

Instow is a gorgeous seaside resort with a mass of golden sands backed by a delightful village clambering upwards to meet with fine wooded countryside.....(more)

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This is the town that was at the centre of the cotton spinning industry for well over a hundred and fifty years. ....(more)

With so much to see and experience this fascinating little town makes the perfect destination for a relaxing weekend away from it all.....(more)

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Sunderland was granted a charter in 1145, the charter gave it market rights and thus the town grew slowly from humble beginnings.....(more)