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Dogs Trust Warning over Dogs in Cars as It Says 'No Safe Time' - Liverpool Echo

Dogs Trust Warning over Dogs in Cars as It Says 'No Safe Time' - Liverpool Echo

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Dogs can’t regulate their body heat in the same way as humans, so extra care needs to be taken during warm weather See the Story

Spearfishing: a thrilling way to secure a sustainable fish supper

Fish · United Kingdom

Spearfishing: a thrilling way to secure a sustainable fish supper

Spearfishing is growing in popularity in the UK, offering a thrilling way to secure a sustainable fish supper. But how and where does one get started?Almost all spearfishing in the UK is in shallow water less than 30 feet deep Given my love of fishing, the interactions I have with fish have always been largely inter-dimensional. The inherent boundary between the fish in the water and my presence beside or floating (assisted) above it starts to b…Read Article

Trout in a bag recipe - easy to cook and full of flavour

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Trout in a bag recipe - easy to cook and full of flavour

This trout in a bag recipe is sublimely easy to cook. Serves 4.Trout in a bag may not sound glamorous (say trout à la vapeur if you prefer) but it is one of the most simple of our best trout recipes. It can be tackled by a novice, but yet impressive enough to stand up to the job of a proper dinner table too. Trout in a bag, with coriander, pink peppercorns and wild mushrooms My daughter brought this recipe back with her after living in France an…Read Article

Henley Blazer - a Riot of Colour at Henley Royal Regatta

The river-bank will be a riot of colour at Henley Royal Regatta, says Graham Downing, as men replace drab formality with brilliant blazersNUBC, Prince Albert Challenge Cup Winners, Henley Royal Regatta, 2014There are five days of the Season in which the gentleman is free to throw sar-torial caution to the winds. At Henley Royal Regatta he may dress like a parrot. On the clipped turf in front of the grandstand or in the Fawley Bar he may strut hi…Riots · United Arab Emirates See the Story

City of London's livery companies - more than historical institutions

The City of London’s livery companies are more than simply historical institutions: they are at the forefront of innovation and opportunity, writes Caroline RoddisHeraldry is an integral aspect of the livery companies Above, clockwise from top left: the Apothecaries; the Gunmakers; the Farriers; the Butchers; and the VintnersThe Lord Mayor’s Show, an 800-year-old pageant chronicled by Pepys, painted by Canaletto and the first outdoor event ever …Innovation · London Read Article

The history of estate tweeds, a blend of practicality and exclusivity

Incorporating colours and patterns inspired by the surrounding landscape, estate tweeds are a perfect blend of practicality, exclusivity and tradition writes Harry WallopHuntsman's 'Tweed Experience' allows clients to design and create their own cloth Shooting can attract the flashier type: those who arrive by helicopter, who shoot with a Fabbri Titanium gun and wear £350 alpaca socks. But if you really want to impress your host – or indeed your…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

British trained gundogs - the envy of the world

British-trained gundogs are growing in popularity with sportsmen around the globe but what is it about our home-bred dogs that appeals so much asks Eleanor Doughty?Charlie Thorburn of Mordor Gundogs has been producing labradors and spaniels for sporting families at home and abroad for the past 25 years The first time I catch up with Charlie Thorburn, the gundog trainer to the 1%, he has just joined the M6 Toll and has been awake for a long time.…Perth, Scotland · Perth Read Article

How to take an HPR shooting

If you’ve done the training, how do you get to work your well-trained HPR continental pointer?A German shorthaired pointer accomplishes a water retrieve during a trial. Breaking into shooting is difficult in the best circumstances, and becomes even more so when you have an HPR. But old assumptions that they are noisy and hard mouthed are gradually dying out, says David Tomlinson. (Read more on HPR breeds here.) It’s no longer just labradors and …United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Lady Glenconner interviewed by The Field magazine

Princess Margaret’s former lady-in-waiting talks to Daniel Pembrey about growing up at Holkham, home delicacies and the smartest sporting traditionsEven the walnut tree in the garden here has a venerability graced with a novel twist. “It is so old the holes are filled with polystyrene to stop water getting in,” explains Lady Glenconner, million-copy bestselling author, formerly lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret, wife of Mustique creator Colin…Norfolk, England · Norfolk Read Article

What makes a regatta? The Field magazine's guide

Multi-lane lakes may level the playing field for top rowers but in Britain, when regatta season rolls around, rivers reign supremeRowing legend Sir Steve Redgrave says of Henley Royal Regatta (HRR): “It’s a battle for crews to get to the start, it’s a battle to warm up, but most rowers I talk to around the world want to race there at least once. People love it for the atmosphere as well as the tradition. It’s the nearest thing that rowers ever g…Henley-on-Thames · Henley-on-Thames Read Article

The Field's guide to the picnic season - where to be seen and what to eat

Eat your way through the picnic season with panache as only the British can, writes Sarah FitzpatrickEven in the elaborate Regency picnic in Jane Austen's Emma, the point of the excursion was to enjoy the view.Outdoor eating hits its zenith during the English summer season (or picnic season). At great houses, on riverbanks and at the races we picnic, never to be outdone, never retreating from the elements and always prepared. So limber up your …Ascot, England · Ascot Read Article

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