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10 walks in and around the Cheshire Peak District

Cheshire Life Landscape near Wildboarclough - Credit: Keith Cartert A collection of walks in and around the Cheshire section of the Peak District National Park. View from Tegg s Nose - Credit: Archant Tegg s Nose Country Park From Tegg s Nose, you can survey not just the Cheshire Plain, with Jodrell Bank standing proudly in the middle distance and the Welsh mountains on the horizon, but also the hills undulating towards the Macclesfield Forest.

The 64 buggy-friendly walks across Greater Manchester

The 64 buggy-friendly walks across Greater Manchester A handy website lets you search for walks - and even tells you if there s a cafe or pub nearby Updated (Image: Dan Smedley / Unsplash) After months in lockdown most of us are looking forward to getting out and about a bit more. With restrictions lifting, it means we can now go a bit further afield to enjoy a family walk. But if you don t know an area it can be a little tricky to find somewhere that s right for you - particularly if you ve got babies and little ones in tow. That s why the Greater Manchester Walking website, which features more than 200 walks, is proving such a hit with families.

A floating pizzeria is set to open on a canal boat in Stockport

A floating pizzeria is set to open on a canal boat in Stockport It will travel up and down the Macclesfield Canal visiting a different town each weekend Updated Paul and Chris Edwards are launching The Waltzing Matilda (Image: James Nicholas www.jamesnicholasphotography.com) Sign up for our What s On newsletter - for all the latest whether you re staying in or heading out and aboutInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

10 of the UK s best places to buy a takeaway picnic – readers tips | Food and drink

Last modified on Thu 4 Mar 2021 06.44 EST Winning tip: Therapeutic curry, north Devon A little hut/cafe appears on the beach in March each year in Woolacombe, north Devon (it’s starting just before Easter this year). Away from the bustle of the main tourist beach, the cafe is on a smaller, calmer Barricane beach, and in the evening it serves Sri Lankan curry – which is hard to come by in Devon. There’s something therapeutic about eating Sri Lankan cuisine, listening to the sound of the waves, seeing the sun go down and watching the impressive swimmers. Curry evenings are determined by the weather and announced on Instagram: @barricanecafe. Bring towels or folding chairs to sit on. Cafe 10am-5pm, curries 5pm-7pm, although curries can sell out.

How a British couple took in a family of Jews from Austria during the Second World War

The letter to Gladys Jones arrived without fanfare - and probably without much hope of a reply. It had been sent by a family she’d met just once on a Danube riverboat in Vienna five years earlier.  A little boy’s shoe had threatened to muddy her skirt as he’d knelt up to get a better view, but she’d laughed it off and accepted his father’s invitation for coffee and a slice of Sachertorte (a rich Austrian chocolate cake) by way of apology. On Gladys’s return to England, she’d sent a note thanking him for his hospitality. Then, one imagines, this middle aged wife of a Chester dentist considered the encounter no more than a souvenir of her 1934 holiday.

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