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Bestloved Hotels and Augill Castle in Cumbria is offering 2 Free Nights for 2 Bed & Breakfast plus complimentary dinner for two on one of the nights to a lucky Bestloved reader. To be in with a chance to win click here:
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Best Loved Hotels proudly welcomes a new hotel in Buckinghamshire, Stoke Place Hotel. Located just half an hour from central London and 15 minutes from Windsor, Stoke Place is surrounded by 26 acres of beautiful gardens and parkland designed by Capability Brown. This 17th manor house has been beautifully updated with quirky British modern design and you also won’t want to miss dining in the exceptional 3 AA Rosette restaurant. Facilities include a gym, health and beauty treatments, bicycles for exploring the grounds, a lake for fishing and more.
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Fascinated by the recent Russian fireball and the near-miss asteroid? Learn about NEOs (Near Earth Objects) at the National Spaceguard Centre, the only organisation in the UK devoted to space objects which might have an impact (so to speak) on life on Earth. Tour the observatory and stay at Milebrook House., a 3-star country house in the heart of the Welsh Marches and just down the hill from the Spaceguard Centre. Dinner B&B including entry to the Spaceguard Centre from £80 per person.
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Ever feel like a bit of anti-social venting after a bad travel experience? An irate Chinese top level government official takes air rage to new heights when he gets angry over a missed flight and trashes everything in sight. His tirade was caught on tape and has become an internet sensation. The action begins around 1 min 30 sec:
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The Adelphi Theatre, The Strand, London playing until 22 September
By Ryan Eiland, Editor, Best Loved Hotels.
It’s difficult for me to be entirely objective about “Sweeney Todd”. This is the very show which so thoroughly captured my imagination at age 16 in a modest provincial university theatre production that I was never really the same again. Growing up in a city without much opportunity to see live performance, the operatic power of “Sweeney” forever opened my eyes to the all-powerful combination of theatre and music, whether it be opera, dance or …