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The Suffolk Maharajah

How did an Indian Maharajah end living and being buried in a quaint rural Suffolk village?

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Ash to Ash

Ash trees are dying from ash dieback. Helen Mark hears how Kent is preserving their memory

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Benjamin Britten's Aldeburgh

An exploration of how the sea and Suffolk coast inspired Benjamin Britten's music

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Life on the canals at Foxton Locks

Life on the canals, from the lock keeper to those who live on the water at Foxton Locks.

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Leicester’s hidden gem - Bradgate Park - bought for the locals, but where’s all the archive?

Bradgate park bought for the people of Leicester from the heirs of Lady Jane Grey.

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Moorland on the mend

Caz Graham re-visits moors destroyed by fire this summer, to ask how they are recovering.

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Reservoirs and lost villages

Helen Mark visits Derbyshire to hear about reservoirs and long-gone villages.

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The Strawberry Line Community

Far from being abandoned, the Strawberry Line in Somerset has a new role in the community

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A Year in Roald Dahl Country

Great Missenden is Roald Dahl country. Helen Mark discovers the writers love of nature.

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The Changing Thetford Forest

Ian Marchant meets some of the unexpected animals in Thetford Forest in Norfolk.

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Journey into Space, in Sutherland

Ian Marchant visits a boggy Highland wilderness that could be the UK's first spaceport.

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The Pub at the End of Easdale

Helen Mark learns what it takes to run a pub on the tiny Scottish island of Easdale.

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Somerset Wassail

Helen Mark visits Somerset to find out about the ancient tradition of wassailing.

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Surfing on Scotland’s North Coast

Thurso’s surfing community on why their reef break is one of Europe’s best waves.

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Changing Tides at Morecambe Bay

Morecambe Bay is changing. Helen Mark hears how buildings and artworks will set the tone.

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Jallianwala Grove: Remembering the 1919 massacre in Amritsar

The first memorial to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre has been created in Britain.

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George Eliot Country

Helen Mark visits Nuneaton to follow in the footsteps of Victorian novelist George Eliot

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Sussex Weald Ironworking

Ian Marchant discovers that Sussex was once the epicentre of the international arms trade.

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Stonehenge and its community

The makers and trades people of Stonehenge, whose lives are shaped by their landscape.

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Longborough's Opera

How a converted cattle shed has become home to a major opera festival in the Cotswolds.

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Exercise Shallow Grave

Mary-Ann Ochota joins former members of the armed forces as they unearth Saxon artefacts.

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Ulva - An Island for the People

Helen Mark visits Ulva to hear about plans to repopulate and revitalise the island.

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Family Monsters Garden in Swaffham and Chelsea

Helen Mark visits the Escape Project in Swaffham as they prepare for Chelsea Flower Show.

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Rockfield Studios

Laura Barton visits Rockfield Studios, used by Queen to record Bohemian Rhapsody.

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Inspiration On The Island of Jura

The Isle of Jura has inspired many artists, including George Orwell. Helen Mark hears why.

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Southwell's Workhouse

Southwell's workhouse, minster and a 200-year-old apple tree.

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The Isle of Eels

Helen Mark visits the Isle of Eels and joins their annual eel day parade

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The Centre of the Earth

Helen Mark journeys to The Centre of the Earth, a hidden nature reserve in Birmingham.

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Darwin’s Landscape Laboratory

How Charles Darwin used the plants in his garden to develop his theory of evolution.

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Jarvis Cocker's Edale

Jarvis Cocker’s love affair with Edale and Kinder Scout.

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