The heart of the Cotswolds is a firm favourite for many British people, as well as tourists. Fresh air, lots of open spaces, and plenty of places that are dog-friendly too. There’s no wonder it’s popular with walkers, hikers and do-walkers alike. You’re spoilt for choice of walks in the Cotswolds, purely because of the green areas dotted around the area. Whether you’re a local or considering visiting the area as a tourist, there are plenty of activities to do alongside your walking too. We’ve rounded up five of our favourite walks, ranging from 1.5 miles to a hefty 23 miles (don’t worry becaus ..read more

If there’s an item of clothing that suits everyone and is versatile enough to take you from day to night as well as from casual to formal, it’s a pair of chinos. Not only do they cover many occasions and go with nearly every clothing item, they’re also comfortable! Gone are the days where in order to look trendy, you have to wear uncomfortable pieces. Even with such a versatile item, people still seem to struggle to style chinos. Whether it’s for a casual day out with the family or a friend’s wedding, they should be a staple in any man’s wardrobe. However, when your outfit is sorted, what do y ..read more

Continuing our dog walk series, Surrey is 22% woodlands, making it an ideal place for dog walkers and families alike. That also means that there is plenty of choice across the county, with plenty of hills and valleys for challenging walks. However, there are still lots of options for those of us who prefer a more leisurely stroll with our dog. In an area of such natural beauty, you know the views are going to be incredible across higher points, which is why we’ve included a couple of hill walks in here. However, they’re not too steep for most people so give them a go if you’re able to. Surrey ..read more

Sitting in the beer garden, surrounded by friends or family with a cold beverage in your hand. Sounds bliss, doesn’t it? Whether you’re visiting the pub for a night out with friends, a Sunday lunch or a family party, you still want to look and feel your best. Dressing for the pub is that fine line between smart and casual. You can’t be going in jogging bottoms, despite how comfy they are when you eat three courses, but equally, a three-piece suit is more suited to race day. That’s not to say that there isn’t a happy medium somewhere. You’ll want to select items that are comfortable, especially ..read more

The South East is an ideal spot for anyone with a dog. Nearly all green spaces are dog-friendly, meaning you’ll have plenty of places to explore. You could probably find a new walk every weekend and during the summer, the views are even more spectacular. Although your pooch will have to be on their lead for the most part due to bird-nesting season and roaming cattle, they’ll still love the sheer amount of space to run around on! There’s a variety of walks listed here, with some long-distance routes included. Don’t forget that you don’t have to complete an entire route, even just one section of ..read more

The Ultimate Guide The countdown to summer begins! With warmer weather expected, it’s time to start exploring the great British outdoors and the best way to do that is with a lovely countryside walk. Whether you’re a steady stroller or a high-octane hiker, walking is a great activity for most people. It’s low-cost (when you get the basics first), great for your overall health, and the fresh air will do you the world of good too! Summer walking might seem like a quick idea, such as simply grabbing your shoes and heading out. This is fine for shorter walks or running errands. However, if you’re ..read more

A grey blazer is a must-have menswear piece that every country gent should have in their wardrobe. An incredibly versatile item, a grey blazer can be worn to the office, a casual dinner, pub drinks or a formal function. A grey blazer provides much more choice than a classic black blazer. However, despite being more casual than black, a grey blazer offers plenty more outfit options that can be worn for all kinds of occasions. Yet, the perfect combination for a winning outfit can be fairly elusive as the exceptional versatility of a grey blazer equals far too many options. While a black blazer i ..read more

Other than the Lake District, the North West never seems to top any walking lists. However, there are plenty of outdoor gems in the area, with many being easy to get to with just a short drive. Most think of the North West as just being a collection of larger cities and towns but there is a lot of open, green space to discover. Even the parks in this area are often vast, ideal for dog walkers. However, there are lots of scenic routes to take through woodland, open countryside, and villages. We’ve rounded up the best dog walks in the North West, covering Cheshire, Merseyside, Lancashire, and Gr ..read more

A firm favourite with dog owners, the Lake District is probably the most dog-friendly place in the UK. With its vast open spaces and quaint towns to explore, one thing’s for sure in the Lake District: you’re guaranteed to have beautiful views whichever walk you choose! For those not living in the area, it’s very common to take your dog here on holiday with you, with plenty of dog-friendly cottages, apartments and hotels that allow pets. Provided your dog is on a lead, they’ll be welcome in lots of shops, eateries, and leisure spots. Of course, always double-check beforehand though. No matter w ..read more

It’s not unusual for many of us to think that walking a dog in London means city streets. However, there are so many open, green spaces throughout the capital. If you look close enough, you’ll find some gems amongst all the hustle and bustle of a busy city. Whether you’re looking for fresh scenery or a pre-laid trail, London is one of the most dog-friendly cities across the world! Staying away from touristy areas is usually your safest bet for a peaceful walk but you’d be surprised at how many dog walks there are in the capital. We’ve rounded up five of our top picks for dog walks in London, f ..read more