One of the great railway experiences
By: Adrian | May 24, 2012 – 9:10 am | No Comment

Travelling from Kyle of Lochalsh to Iverness by train is Britain’s most scenic rail journey, writes Adrian Lawes

Read the full story »
Travel destinations

America or Asia? Sardinia or Spain? St Andrews or St David’s? Better bars or better beaches? Whatever you’re planning, our suggestions will help

Travel tips & opinions

Travel need to know, money saving tips and contacts for consumer advice, to help you make the most of your holiday

Travel rumblings

This section is reserved for our travel related rants and moans. We’d love to hear what’s bothering you too so feel free to add your thoughts!

Events

Want to know what’s on and where? Click here for a comprehensive list of UK and Irish events. If yours isn’t listed, let us know!

Travel news

Contains information on changes that might affect both short and long term travel plans, plus all the latest travel news and views

Advert
Home » Archive by Author

Articles by Clive Summerfield

At your service
September 12, 2010 – 1:26 pm | No Comment
At your service

Motorway service stations have, over the years, gained a justified reputation for offering poor quality service at inflated prices. Regardless of the operating chain, the food in the cafeteria is the same, the gifts and publications in the shop show little variation and the prices reflect the almost monopoly market in which they operate.

But as with many aspects of travel, there are hidden gems. And one of these is Tebay motorway service area on the M6 in Cumbria.

Kevin Smith, too fat to fly?
February 16, 2010 – 1:48 pm | No Comment
Kevin Smith, too fat to fly?

Kevin Smith is an American film director. He burst on the the scene with the rather excellent “Clerks”. A film featuring a host of unknowns and funded by credit cards, which went down a storm at the Sundance Festival. Since then he has gone from strength to strength, directing such stars as Alan Rickman, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in “Dogma”, a film that solidly laid the boot in to the catholic church.