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Table of Contents - March 2010 British Heritage
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The English Romantic Composers
How England developed its own nationalistic music.
By Chris Sharp

Tasting Culinary Ludlow
This Shropshire market town has justly become a mecca for foodies.
By Dana Huntley

A Bath in Harrogate
England's original spa town still offers the full treatment for visitors.
By Rebecca Gardner

Up the Welsh and Down Below
In Pembrokeshire, "Little England" sits below the Landsker line.
By Siân Ellis

The Kingdom of Fife
The "neuks" and crannies between Scotland's firths of Forth and Tay.
By Jim Hargan

London for the Family
Here's a practical guide to taking the children to London.
By Jennifer Dorn

A Day to Visit Penzance
Seaside magic at the end of the line in Cornwall.
By Jim Hargan

 

DEPARTMENTS

Dateline: What's happening in Britain

The British Heritage Top Ten Market Towns

On the Road The Best of Yorkshire and the Lake District

Our Sceptered Isle with Dana Huntley

Around London Town with Sandra Lawrence

Beyond the Bookshelf

The Anglo-File


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