Ben Randall: Ask Country Life's canine agony uncle a question about your dog
Over the past two years our award-winning dog trainer Ben Randall has been sharing his advice with Country Life readers.
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Over the past two years our award-winning dog trainer Ben Randall has been sharing his advice with Country Life readers.
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Country Life 17 April 2024 tells the story of illustrator Archibald Thorburn, ancient musical instruments, Wassily Kandinsky and much more.
After six years leading Britain's largest farming union, Minette Batters talks life after the NFU and why MPs of all parties need to take farming more seriously.
From a truly magnificent Shropshire stately home to a string of delightful thatched cottages, enjoy our pick of the finest homes for sale in Britain today.
Country Life 10 April 2024 looks at how to create the perfect country house interior, otters and property names.
Adrian Fisher is a world-famous maze designer. The man behind the Saltburn maze tells us about some of his favourites.
Country Life 3 April 2024 revels in the beauty of spring, finds out how to make a maze and enjoys a boozy business lunch.
With only lawns and shrubberies remaining of the original gardens, their rejuvenation has taken a huge amount of thought and work, but the results are spectacular says James Alexander-Sinclair.
Phoebe Bath researches why exactly Easter is a called a 'moveable feast'.
A Nature writer at heart, J. R. R. Tolkien drew on his love of the Malvern Hills and the surrounding countryside to paint his fantasy realm, says James Clarke
Country Life 27 March 2024 is our Easter special, featuring hedgehogs, Houghton Hall and our Editor's Easter Quiz.
Country Life's columnist Agromenes believes the tide of public opinion is turning against vegetarian and vegan alternative foods.
Alister Mackenzie, the golf course architect who created Augusta National Golf Club, was a GP with an enthusiastic sideline in golf until he won a competition in Country Life. Roderick Easdale tells the extraordinary tale.
Country Life 20 March 2024 looks at Spring gardens, Tolkien's Middle-earth and animal heroes.
'Lesson Number One: it’s the pictures that baffle and tantalise you that stay in the mind forever .'
Boston Manor House in Brentford, Greater London — owned by the London Borough of Hounslow — is a 17th-century house that has undergone a sensitive restoration and now offers fascinating insights into changing domestic tastes, as Charles O’Brien explains.
Steven King journeys from New York to Montréal, via Nova Scotia, in search of the Americas' most famous natural phenomenon.
Marion Mako uncovers the true story of the labyrinthine tunnels that underpin this magnificent Regency garden, the inspiration for Evelyn Waugh’s description of the garden at Brideshead. Photographs by Britt Willoughby Dyer.
Country Life 13 March 2024 looks at idyllic cottages, Queen Mary's Dolls' House and walks the Cheshire Plains.