Worcestershire in the Midlands includes part of the Malvern Hills, home to the Worcestershire Beacon – the highest point in the county at 425m and borders another Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that are the Cotswolds in the South and. In the Heart of England, Worcestershire is easily accessible using the M5 from the major conurbations of Birmingham and Manchester and M40 from London.
County overviewStaffordshire is a mixture of high hills and moorlands – where you can find Britain’s highest village and industrial lowlands where you can explore the history of the pottery industry – known as the world’s ceramic capital.
County overviewCambridgeshire boasts a wealth of attractions for visitors to enjoy, from city centre architecture and museums, aviation and train collections to nature reserves in the rolling countryside. Stately homes, glorious gardens and a wide range of festivals and shows make for an enjoyable visit.
County overview