How empire ruptured rural britain

As you drive east along the A149 from Burnham Overy Staithe, you are treated to tantalising glimpses of the salt marshes and coastline plus north Norfolk’s famous big blue skies, but, following an S-b

Once sentinels of the turnpike trade, toll-houses now stand as quiet monuments to a time when travel came with a price

Everingham Park, East Riding of Yorkshire The home of Philip and Helen Guest

Buying a property that includes a ruin carries undoubted romance, but there are caveats, reminds Lucy Denton, who advises on the help at hand

Sennowe Park, Norfolk, part 2 The home of Charles and Virginia Temple-Richards

Clive Aslet pays tribute to Léon Krier, the visionary architect who eschewed modish modernism to champion traditional, walkable neighbourhoods — and was chosen by King Charles to mastermind the Duchy of Cornwall’s model village, Poundbury