Cornwall is always one of our favourite places to be in the summer months – who could resist the combination of quaint harbour towns, a spectacular coastline and heavenly cream teas? Th is issue, we delve into the shady history of this sunny spot, with a trip back in time to Cornwall’s smuggling heyday (On the smugglers’ trail, p14).
Our summer issue gathers pace with a sprint through the history of sports with a British imprint; anyone for tennis?
(League of their own, p39). And if you’re dreaming of a getaway this summer, we’ve cherry-picked some of Scotland’s most special places to stay, rain or shine (Scottish escapes, p53).
Elsewhere this issue, we tell the story of the iconic Flying Scotsman, which embarked on its fi rst journey a century ago (A steamy romance, p32), and reveal how you can recreate the golden age of steam in the present day. And if you’ve ever wandered the streets of London and wondered as to the origins of its curious place names, we uncover the meaning behind some of the quirkiest examples on page 23 (What’s in a name?).
Enjoy the issue!

Natasha Foges, Editor

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