Days Out - Destinations

Enjoy a delicious, traditional Afternoon Tea (Included) at Marsh Farm, set in the picturesque village of Abotts Bromley. You'll also find here a small selection of local goods for sale, including jams, chutneys, oils, honey, free range eggs and handmade cards, all produced in Staffordshire.

Afterwards on to Trentham Shopping Village for a  unique shopping experience with a unique blend of independent and nationally renowned high street...more info

Hay-on-Wye is a real page-turner with so much to discover. And with this list of things to do in Hay-on-Wye, you can make the most of your visit to this beautiful little town.

If you haven't visited Hay-on-Wye, you must! Tucked away in the Wye Valley and famed for books, Hay-on-Wye is the world's first book town.

Afterwards on to Oak Church Farm, a family-run farm shop and garden centre set in the heart of the beautiful Hereford...more info

First stop, Moreton In Marsh is a pretty market town in the north Gloucestershire Cotswolds for the ever popular weekly open-air street market.  The market is the largest in all of the Cotswolds with up to 200 stalls.  

The modern town has a good selection of small independent shops, with no famous brand names or large high street chains – tea rooms, restuarants , antiques shops and art galleries all stretch along the t...more info

Situated on the banks of the River Trent, Newark is a picturesque town steeped in history. The ruins of Newark Castle have had a huge influence on the unique character of the town.

Head to Newark's market which runs every Monday (except bank holidays), Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. As well as the markets in Newark, shoppers can also head to the Buttermarket for indoor shopping and well-known high-street brands. T...more info

Worcestershire’s best kept secret - garden for all tastes... Spetchley Park Gardens is an ever changing garden which has been owned and tended to by the Berkeley family for over four hundred years.

Successive generations have lovingly collected rare plants, shrubs and trees from around the world and boasts one of the largest private collections of plant varieties outside the major botanical gardens.

Spetchley is not a forma...more info

Known as ‘the Queen of the Staffordshire Moorland' - Clustered around a stone-cobbled market square, Leek's well-preserved architecture and historical links with the Napoleonic Wars and the Arts and Crafts movement make it a popular destination for an interesting town walk.

The unspoilt town centre offers a refreshing alternative to from modern shopping malls and has a wealth of independent shops, including former silk mills housing a...more info