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Editor's notebook
- Meet Batty the Basset at a hideaway near Dartmoor, discover Glasgow's new design venue, Goodwood's Festival of Speed, Rembrandt's self-portraits and a seaside palace.
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Letters to the Editor
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Your travel experiences and recommendations.
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Maid in Heaven?
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As Edward and Sophie prepare to marry at Windsor, JANE FURNIVAL looks back to other royal weddings and wonders how they'll choose to celebrate.
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A taste of the outdoors
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As National Picnic Weekend approaches, actress PRUNELLA SCALES sings the praises of the British countryside.
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Licence to kilt
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Kilts are hot property. So why not trace your family tartan - or follow the trend for kilts in silk, asks IAN SCLATER.
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The frontier trail
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Take a trip along the fortresses of the Landsker Line in south-west Wales, urges JASON SMALLEY. You'll find plenty to interest you on the way.
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By the book
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A revolution is afoot in British libraries. Reading is now a high-tech, touch-screen affair, says SALLY VARLOW.
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A bridge to the WORLD
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Biddulph Grange contains the world's gardens in microcosm, enthuses JACKIE NEWEY.
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Alluring Lincoln
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There is more to this ancient city than first meets the eye, as LAURA LATHAM discovers.
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My Bit of Britain
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JENNY SEAGROVE talks about her love for the north-east of England, and some of the film locations she has enjoyed.
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In Britain Directory
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What to do, where to stay and how to get around on your trip.
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Forthcoming events
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What's happening in Britain over the next few months?
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Click for IN BRITAIN June 1999 pages 18-19
"A taste of the outdoors"
Prunella Scales praises the British countryside
 
IN BRITAIN June 1999 pages 24-25
"Licence to kilt"
Ian Sclater reports on the history of this Scottish garment
Photos ŠAndy Woods
 
Click for IN BRITAIN June 1999 pages 50-51
Jackie Newey looks around the Biddulph Grange Garden
 
IN BRITAIN June 1999 pages 56-57
Laura Latham reports on the ancient city of Lincoln
Photos ŠJ.F.Whitaker
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