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Great Malvern & the Malverns

Great Malvern & the Malverns

Destinations - Worcestershire

A series of pretty little towns & villages – The Malvern Hills are best known for their spring water and are what put Great Malvern on the map...

Gloucester Airport The South Midlands

Gloucester Airport

The South Midlands Getting There - Worcestershire

Private light aircraft and air taxis – Gloucester Airport is primarily used by private light aircraft and air taxis, although there is a...

South Midlands Buses

South Midlands Buses

Getting There - Worcestershire

Travel by bus around Worcester, Gloucester & Stratford – The main bus company serving the area is Stagecoach. Other local bus providers are co-ordinated and...

Transport Travel Guide The South Midlands

Transport Travel Guide

The South Midlands Getting There - Worcestershire

Worcester, Gloucester and surrounds - designated part of "the Heart of England" – Worcester, Gloucester and surrounds - designated part of "the Heart of England" - are easy to reach...

Worcester

Worcester

Destinations - Worcestershire

Final resting place of Bad King John – Worcester is not at first glance a pretty city, but despite the obvious scar of modern development...

Worcester History

Worcester History

Destinations - Worcestershire

Porcelain & sauce are the towns best known exports – Worcester is an ancient settlement and the oldest church is believed to be St. Helen’s dating from...

Trains The South Midlands

Trains

The South Midlands Getting There - Worcestershire

Train services offer excellent connections into London – The main operators serving the area's stations are Thames, Virgin, First Great Western, Central and...

Ferries The South Midlands

Ferries

The South Midlands Getting There - Worcestershire

The south coast ports are at Southampton and Portsmouth – The south coast ports of Southampton and Portsmouth, for ferries and hovercraft to Europe, are...

South Midlands Train Stations

South Midlands Train Stations

Getting There - Worcestershire

South Midlands train stations – Gloucester Train Station is located on Bruton Way, Gloucestershire, GL1 1DE. The main operators...

Flights The South Midlands

Flights

The South Midlands Getting There - Worcestershire

The South Midlands has no airport within the region – The South Midlands has no airport within the region: however all parts are within easy reach of the...

Spetchley Park Gardens Spetchley

Spetchley Park Gardens

Spetchley National Parks, Gardens - Worcestershire

Beautiful historic gardens – Spetchley Park Gardens are situated three miles east of the beautiful cathedral city of Worcester....

Croome Park Severn Stoke

Croome Park

Severn Stoke National Parks, Gardens - Worcestershire

Magnificent landscape park being restored to its former glory – Croome was 'Capability' Brown's first complete landscape, making his reputation and...

Driving The South Midlands

Driving

The South Midlands Getting There - Worcestershire

The M4 and M40 provide easy access to the south Midlands from London – The M4 and M40 provide easy access to the south Midlands from London and the south-east....

Transport to GLO

Transport to GLO

Getting There - Worcestershire

Transport to GLO Airport – The airport is located around six miles to the northeast of Gloucester, between Cheltenham and...

Coaches The South Midlands

Coaches

The South Midlands Getting There - Worcestershire

National Express and regional buses – Bruton Way National Express and regional buses run regular services to Gloucester A travel...

Kyre Park Tenbury Wells

Kyre Park

Tenbury Wells National Parks, Gardens - Worcestershire

The Bannut Garden & Nursery Worcester

The Bannut Garden & Nursery

Worcester National Parks, Gardens - Worcestershire

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Celebrate - The National Poet of Scotland

Robert Burns

2009 marks the 250th anniversary of Scottish poet Robert Burns' birth. Burns was a poet and a lyricist and is widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland.

The Burns Supper was started a few years after his death by a group of his friends; they held the supper to honour and remember Burns. The tradition caught on and the ritual of Burns Supper is now held all around the world.

His life and work will be celebrated throughout the year at many Burns-related events.

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