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Nottinghamshire in the Midlands has traditionally been an important industrial county, built on the large coal reserves of the region. Nottinghamshire is easily accessible using both M1 and A1, with good rail links to most of the country and Robin Hood airport for visitors from further afield. Nottinghamshire’s largely central landlocked position means it is bordered by four other counties including South Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire and Leicestershire.
County overviewDumfries & Galloway is a largely unspoilt area that enjoys some great scenic views across the coast and countryside. Dotted with castles, reflecting conflicts of the past visitors to the region can soak up the history and a range of delicious food and drink at farmers markets and food festivals.
County overviewSuffolk is a peaceful rural county on the east coast of England, accessible from London in just over an hour from road and rail. Miles of beautiful and sometimes wild coast line are lined with sandy beaches and offer far reaching views. The sights and sounds of the sea stretch from the Essex border up to beyond Lowestoft where Suffolk meets its neighbour, Norfolk.
County overview