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Editor's notebook
- The best shopping, eating, books and events - from Teddies 99 to china sales at Christie's South Kensington.
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Forthcoming events
- What's happening in Britain?
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Letters to the Editor
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Write to tell us about your travel experiences, your recommendations for other readers and what you think about IN BRITAIN.
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Sun, Sea and Sails
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Blow the cobwebs away at Cowes, urges NIGEL HICKS, with spectacular yacht racing and sensational parties (whichever way the wind's blowing). Or head off around the Isle of Wight for royal heritage and dramatic scenery.
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Warm welcome
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For a peep into British life, staying at a Bed and Breakfast is a close second to being a house guest. BRYN FRANK enjoys home cooking and hospitality.
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Made in Sheffield
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Track down your favourite tunes at the new popular music museum, or enjoy shopping at traditional steel outlets. You'll love this modern city, says LAURA LATHAM.
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Wayne's world
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Wayne Thurston at BTA's Britain Visitor Centre may have heard a few strange questions in his time but he loves helping visitors to plan the time of their lives, says RONALD BLYTHE.
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Ancient witnesses
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Built at a time of crisis 700-odd years ago, the castles of Denbigh and Flint hint at the English desire to subdue the Welsh, explains CAROL DAVIS.
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Cathedral Cities
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For highlights of Britain's religious heritage, visit Carlisle, Lichfield, Salisbury, Canterbury and Rochester.
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Know your onions
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Despite the meat-eating habits of the British, vegetable gardens have been a feature of the landscape for centuries. SUE PHILLIPS discovers why.
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Grecian Glasgow
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The genius of little-known architect Alexander "Greek" Thomson is evident at Holmwood, his finest villa. ROS DRINKWATER unearths details of his career and other great buildings.
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My Bit of Britain
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Actress MIRAM MARGOLYES loves a sea view. Cambridge is a favourite, too.
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Forthcoming events pages
 
Click for IN BRITAIN August 1999 pages 22-23 "Warm welcome" - Bryn Frank
tells about Bed and Breakfast. Photos İDavid Sellman/Britain on View
 
Click for IN BRITAIN August 1999 pages 32-33 "Wayne's world" - Ronald Blythe visits
BTA's Britain
Visitor Centre Photos İRobert Clayton
 
Click for IN BRITAIN August 1999 pages 36-37 "Ancient witnesses", Carol Davis tells about
the castles of
Denbigh and Flint in Wales
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