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2 days ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Lynn Love |Liam Gilliver
The multi-million pound tourist village has lived many different lives over the years - from World War 2 camp to Butlins resort. A luxury UK holiday resort was once the biggest ever Butlin's resort in the country. The Bay, in Filey, which is built on the previous Billy Butlin's Filey campsite, is sandwiched in-between Scarborough and Bridlington, in North Yorkshire.
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3 days ago | 
express.co.uk | Toby Codd |Liam Gilliver
I visited the UK’s ‘worst’ seaside town and instantly fell in loveThe town is unapologetically authentic and has a very proud identity. Weston-super-Mare was dubbed the (Image: Getty)Seaside resorts across the UK have faced a steady decline since the rise of European beach holidays. Holidaymakers now have the option of budget flights to countries like Spain and Greece, which guarantee sunshine and affordable accommodation.
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6 days ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Liam Gilliver |Joseph Gamp |Chris Marzella
The UK is set to bask in a mini-heatwave this month, with temperatures predicted to reach 27C in parts, but spare a thought for the residents of Kuwait City, where temperatures can hit a scorching 54C. The UK is bracing for a European heatwave this month, with weather maps forecasting temperatures of up to 27C in some places. The mini heatwave will undoubtedly be a struggle for us Brits, as we try to cope with the sweltering heat without the luxury of air conditioning and outdoor swimming pools.
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1 week ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | Liam Gilliver |Pete Gavan
I spent a day there to see if the reputation is deservedThe UK's deserted coastline serves as a stark reminder of its past glory. Once celebrated for their splendour and magnificence, seaside resorts across the nation flourished for years, evolving from fishing and shipbuilding centres to irresistible tourist hotspots. However, the 70s ushered in the era of the Benidorm boom.
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3 weeks ago | 
the-express.com | John O'Sullivan |Liam Gilliver
A general view shows Libya's Ashaafean park, the first Libyan site to be categorised as a UNESCO biosphere reserve, in the Nafusa mountain range on October 25, 2021. A nature reserve near the capital of war-scarred Libya that has long been a sanctuary for hyenas, rare birds and plants is now under threat due to climate change and human activity.
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3 weeks ago | 
themirror.com | John O'Sullivan |Liam Gilliver
'World's most dangerous country' becoming tourism hotspot despite warningsWhile most tourists are content with a fortnight in popular hotspots like Spain, Greece, and Turkey - a growing number of travelers are falling for the risky lure of 'danger tourism,' with the genre of travel becoming increasingly popular around the globeA new trend has struck the bold and the adventurous – 'danger tourism' is on the rise, leaving traditional holiday picks in its wake.
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3 weeks ago | 
gazettelive.co.uk | John Rogan-GAZ |Liam Gilliver |John Rogan
A significant cash windfall could be on the cards for hundreds of thousands of Brits who have relocated in the past 31 years. This alert comes in the wake of 'Awful April', a month that has seen a raft of household bills, including Council Tax, soar. Most councils hiked the annual bill by 4.99 per cent* - the maximum increase permissible without necessitating a local vote or referendum.
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3 weeks ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Lynn Love |Liam Gilliver
Travellers appear to be ditching the likes of Spain and Greece for holidays in countries the FCDO advises against. Tourists are ignoring the Foreign Office's (FCDO) advise to avoid travelling to hostile countries. Whilst most us would rather stay clear of danger, several daring daring globetrotters are falling for the risky lure of 'danger tourism'. Iran and Syria, which are currently embroiled in political instability and military violence, have became unusual holiday destinations for UK tourists.
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3 weeks ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | Caroline Hemmingham |Liam Gilliver |Estel Farell Roig
The Money Saving Expert recently discovered that £141 million is owed to Council Tax-payersA substantial cash windfall could be on the horizon for hundreds of thousands of Brits who have moved house in the past 31 years. This warning follows 'Awful April', a month that has seen a dramatic increase in various household bills, including Council Tax. Most councils have hiked the annual bill by 4.99 per cent* - the maximum rise allowed without triggering a local vote or referendum.
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3 weeks ago | 
walesonline.co.uk | Abbie Wightwick |Liam Gilliver
Thousands of people may be able to claim a bonus worth up to £1,200People feeling the pinch from recent increases in household bills, including Council Tax, road tax, energy bills and the TV Licence Fee, are being encouraged to check if they're eligible for a 'bonus' of up to £1,200. This comes as many people grapple with the financial impact of what's been dubbed 'Awful April'.
