With the winter in the UK having been pleasantly mild, and the days getting longer, what better way to see England at its finest than by walking the South West Coast Path?

If you usually associate festivals with muddy fields, wellies and leaky tents, think again. Festivals aren’t just limited to the summer months, but are a whole year round event for every age group.

Medal ceremonies at the Youth winter Olympic were postponed yesterday due to the discovery of an unexploded World War two bomb.

There was a bit of excitement in Abergavenny yesterday as the TV show Top Gear spent the morning filming out on the street.

You've booked your tickets, hotel and tours, your bags are packed and it's time to go. To ensure a comfortable flight it just takes a little bit of preparation.

If cycling is your passion and you are looking for your next big adventure maybe it’s time to think about going down under and follow the old rail line through Central Otago in the South Island of New Zealand it is an unforgettable journey across an idyllic countryside.

After days trapped in European Ski resorts British holiday makers are finally able to return home Freak snow storms across European ski resorts had cut access both in and out leaving thousands stranded and advised to stay indoors.

With winter well and truly underway and temperatures nearing zero now is the perfect time to put on your backpack and trek off to exotic climates. Backpacking is usually associated with long trips but don't feel you have to go off for a year to get that new lease of life; two to three months can often be the perfect length of time for a trip.

At this time of the year it is tempting to stay indoors, the days are short and dark, it’s cold, generally wet and the mere thought of going outside can be daunting. Be brave, winter running does not need to be tough

Christmas is over for another year, weeks of eating and drinking to excess firmly behind us. The New Year has arrived and with it resolutions of fitness and a brand new healthy living regime.