Isobel Williams

1 week ago | msn.com | Chiara Fiorillo |Isobel Williams |Sam Dimmer

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1 week ago | msn.com | Isobel Williams |Tom McGhie

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1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Milo Boyd |Isobel Williams

Fittleworth, in West Sussex, is a quaint countryside village with only a pub, two churches, a primary school, and a community shop and residents say they are divided on the title's new name

1 month ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Phil Norris |Isobel Williams

The 'posh' spot is wary of too much tourismVillagers in a tranquil spot are worried "outsiders" will descend after it was dubbed 'the new Cotswolds'. The Sunday Times shared the divisive description of Fittleworth in West Sussex, also labelling it the "posh-welly brigade's new favourite country hangout". While some are pleasantly surprised to see their home praised on a national platform, others are concerned about the potentially negative impact of tourism, such as a rise in Airbnb rentals.

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Isobel Williams |Ryan Thom

Alastair Muir, 63, noticed a skin-coloured lesion on his heel back in 2018 and suspected that it was a wart or verruca - even having it frozen off. A retired doctor was shocked to be told what he thought was a verruca was actually skin cancer - which is now stage four. Alastair Muir, 63, noticed a skin-coloured lesion on his heel back in 2018 and suspected that it was a wart or verruca - even having it frozen off.