The bi-monthly magazine of the British Tourist Authority published by Romsey Publishing Company Ltd, London.
	IN BRITAIN October/November 2001 Front cover picture by Tim Graham Picture Library

What to find in the October/November 2001 issue:

Notebook Hotel boat cruises to Scotland, Agatha Christie at the British Museum, bed and breakfast for art lovers, English furniture design, a new military museum, antiques amd arts fairs and more. Letters to the editor Tell us about your travels and what you think about the magazine. By royal degree As Prince William starts college in St Andrews, ALISON THOMAS scouts ahead in the Kingdom of Fife to see what the future monarch will find. Competition Your chance to win a luxury trip on the Royal Scotsman. On Stage The latest news from Britain's entertainment scene. The Arts and Crafts house Beautiful Blackwell, perched on the hills overlooking Lake Windermere, has been restored and opened to the public.SALLY VARLOW reports. Where to stay The joys of staying in university accommodation out of term time. Go west NIGEL HICKS guides you along the South West Coast Path, that runs for over 600 miles along the dramatic coastline of the West Country. Events What's going on around the country and dates for the events you'd like to see. The fens of the realm JAMES HADLEY wanders the fenlands of East Anglia and finds a stunning cathedral, big skies, waterways and windmills. Museums and Galleries A look at the museums around the country that chart the history of tennis, football and other popular sports. Loving spoonfull Meet TIM AND SUE ROYAN, a couple who are keeping the Welsh tradition of lovespoon-making alive. Britain's heritage The sights and sounds of the east Kent coast, including the maritime connections of Dover, Deal and Sandwich. Belfast's inn crowd A good time was had by all in the pubs of Belfast. ROS DRINKWATER reports on the traditional inns that survive in one of Europe's fastest changing cities. Good Value Britain National Express travel pass, three stately-home visits for the price of two, visit Pembridge and other parts of Herefordshire for less. Now showing... PAT MOORE watches as some of the country's top museums and galleries dust off old favourites and bring them out into the public eye. My Bit of Britain The 11th Duke of Marlborough leads us around his ancestral home of Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire. Buy the book A selection of the latest publications on Britain.

Click for IN BRITAIN October/ November 2001 pages 28-29 Go west, the South West Coast Path of the West Country PhotoİNigel Hicks     Click for IN BRITAIN October/ November 2001 pages 40-41 The fenlands of East Anglia PhotoİBritain on view     Click for IN BRITAIN October/ November 2001 pages 52-53 The East Kent Coast PhotosİEnglish Heritage     Click for IN BRITAIN October/ November 2001 pages 68-69 Blenheim Palace by the Duke of Marlborough PhotoİBlenheim Palace