Following a dramatic increase in the amount of discarded equipment and letter being left behind at countryside and coastal locations, the National Trust is urging people not to fly camp on its land to help them protect nature and wildlife.

Six the Musical might have cancelled the rest of their West End run, but no fear, the queens are going on the road! They have announced a series of drive in performances from the 12^th August.

People will be welcomed back to Bath's famous Roman Baths from July 6 as it reopens its doors with the message to please come back and enjoy a different experience as the council, which manages the attraction, works to keep everyone safe.

While many cafes and tearooms have had their plans for National Cream Tea Day thawarted it doesn’t mean you have to miss out on this incredible celebration of a British classic – especially because the organisers are taking it online!

With the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, it can be difficult to figure out where to go to celebrate this year’s National Picnic Week, but that’s where we come in, here are our five choices for open spaces across the UK where you can safely practice social distancing and enjoy a picnic!

The National Trust is urging people not to bring a barbecue or light a campfire when they visit the coast and countryside, following a spate of wildfires during lockdown. 

The National Trust has announced that from June 3 it will begin a phased reopening of its gardens and parklands in England and Northern Ireland with advance bookings needed to limit visitor numbers and maintain public safety.

A host of big name performers and theatre shows have confirmed rescheduled dates following having to postpone because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

There we were wondering what we were going to do now that Glastonbury has had to postpone the festival in its 50^th anniversary year and then the BBC come in and save us by bringing Worthy Farm to our homes.

English Tourism Week takes place between 25^th and 31st May, however, because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Visit England has made a few changes to how the tourism industry can celebrate.