Entire Derbyshire village is recreated in whisky-laced fruit cake
Eyam residents can enjoy their community landmarks, including pub, shop and tea room. in edible form.
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'Our heritage needs to be saved': Treasured lighthouses among historic buildings at risk
England's oldest surviving timber trestle bridge, a Grade II lift and 19th century lighthouses are some of the historic buildings that have joined the Heritage at Risk Register due to concerns about their condition.
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Country Life Today: The ASBO-worthy peacocks causing chaos in a sleepy English village
Today's round-up features a spat over roaming birds, looks at how our environment is shaping our shopping habits and a Nazi stronghold which is set to become a swish hotel.
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Flat caps, eco-friendly packed lunches and Stranger Things: How our environment is shaping our shopping habits
John Lewis' latest sales report indicates environmental impact is a key concern for consumers.
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Country Life Today: Returning rivers to their natural path
In today's round-up, we bring you news of an innovative Natural Trust project, a fracking update and an emotional speech from Prince Harry.
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'It pulls at my heart strings in a way I could have never understood': Prince Harry delivers emotional speech on parenthood
The Duke of Sussex took a moment to compose himself while speaking at the WellChild Awards (15 October).
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Were the celebrations about the end of fracking premature? Cuadrilla vows to apply for new permission
Campaigners had celebrated the removal of equipment from Cuadrilla's Lancashire fracking site, but the firm has confirmed it is applying for an extension.
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Things to do: 'Art&' Comes to York, the Petworth Festival and a day of decadence for dogs
Country Life rounds up the best things to see, do and book this week.
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Country Life Today: Scottish cattle numbers 'at lowest level for 60 years'
In today's round up, we bring you news of the struggle faced by Scottish beef cattle farmers, the mystery theft of an artwork in Bath and a warning to coastal dog walkers
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London's 2019 Winter Arts & Antiques Fair promises treasures untold
Featuring more than 20,000 pieces by some of London's top dealers, including works by masters such as Lalique, Matisse, Meissen, Cartier and Boucheron, the Winter Art & Antiques Fair is a key event in November calendar.
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Why snail farming is sweeping across the countryside
More and more people are looking at heliculture as a way to switch careers into agriculture, but snail farming is not for everyone.
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Police baffled as thieves steal artwork from city street in centre of Bath
A large installation by textile artist Alison Harper, which aims to raise awareness of air pollution and urge people to switch to greener transport, was taken from a Bath Street in a mystery theft that some think may have been politically motivated
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Country Life Today: Conservationists welcome the new Environment Bill but some wonder whether it will make it into law
In today's round up, we look at the provisions of the new Environment Bill and the reactions to it; discuss whether fracking is coming to an end in the UK; and discover who is the world's best porridge-maker.
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Rise in late-born baby hedgehogs means many may struggle to survive winter in a further blow to the troubled species
Warmer weather means more hedgehogs are born later in the year but they may not make it through winter, adding to many woes already faced by the species, whose numbers may have halved in Britain in the past twenty years.
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'The end of fracking in the UK': Campaigners claim victory as Lancashire drilling site begins shutdown
Anti-fracking activists have hailed the news that energy company Cuadrilla is removing equipment from its Lancashire site as a sign that shale-gas extraction is coming to an end in the UK
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Country Life Today: Britain's longest-running building project is about to come to an end
After more than a century and a half, Lancing College is set to finish its chapel, while we also look back at the Battle of Hastings and muse on life at the original London Bridge.
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How we're helping heroes — but far too many are still left to fend for themselves
40,000 men and women have been medically discharged from the Armed Forces in the past 20 years. Some get the help they need, but far too many are left to fend for themselves — a situation which Help For Heroes is bringing to light with a new campaign.
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Country Life Today: The Ritz hotel set to go up for sale - with a 10-figure price tag
In today's round up we bring you news of the sale of one of London's great landmarks, a fall out between a ghost tour operator and a vicar, a collaboration between Prince Harry and Ed Sheeran and a crofter's 540-mile trip for a lovable lamb.
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'It's like looking in the mirror': Prince Harry meets up with Ed Sheeran for World Mental Health Day
The duke and singer-songwriter have collaborated on a video to encourage others to speak up about their mental health.
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No-deal tariffs for farmers are 'cripplingly high' and would make British dairy products 'uncompetitive'
Updated no-deal tariffs on farmers would result in 150,000 tonnes of cheese and 33,000 tonnes of butter unable to enter the market as it does currently.
