London’s theatreland
With more than 14 million theatre-goers last year, the West End is the stage capital of the world
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The South Hams enigma
Scenic, enigmatic South Hams is tucked away in such an idyllic Devon location that you’d almost think it didn’t want to be visited.
England’s Great Lakes
The Lake District is open for business despite last year’s devastating floods. Norman Wright explored the region from a one-time slate miner’s home.
Chatham’s naval heritage
For 400 years Chatham dockyard turned out the mighty warships that built the British Empire
Nottingham Castle
Robin Hood would not recognise modern-day Nottingham Castle, but it remains a fascinating part of our heritage, as Norman Wright discovered.
West Sussex: Coast of kings
It has connections with Kings Canute and Harold, and there’s still a regal air about West Sussex, as Norman Wright discovers.
The king of kingmakers
When Madame Tussaud’s took over Warwick Castle there were fears that showbiz would outweigh substance.
Unwrapping an Enigma
Norman Wright uncovers the epic story of espionage and code-cracking at Bletchley Park
Norwich
It may be a little off the beaten track, but Norman Wright finds a rich mix of heritage and culture that make a detour to medieval Norwich well worthwhile