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The air is turning a bit chillier, the leaves are starting to do their red and gold thing, we’ve had our first hot choc of the year and our thoughts are turning to some of lovely seasonal events that this time of year brings with it. 

When the nights start getting dark and it feels like we might be in for a long winter, we love to get some outings booked in our calendar, to give us lovely things to look forward to and to brighten the dark nights.

With Chester’s own Steph Blackwell doing so well in the Great British Bake off on Channel 4 at the moment, we thought it only right that we share with you some of the best places in the city to get your own cake fix! 

Who doesn’t love a good picnic? Grab your blanket, make some of your favourite food and head out to enjoy a great day at some of Cheshire’s best attractions.

Don't let wet and windy weather ruin your plans. Leave your brolly at home and take a look at 12 of the best things to do indoors in Cheshire.

We know that your pet pooch is part of the family so why would you ever want to leave them behind when you go away for a short break or weekend away? Well you won't have to, here are 8 of the best dog friendly hotels in Cheshire.

Here are our top 5 days out in Cheshire for mum and baby, bring your nct crew and enjoy your latte mat leave!  

We're sure you are out and about enjoying the sunny weather but as temperatures reach the 30’s we thought it might be good to share 9 of the best places in Cheshire to cool off!

The county’s canals and rivers offer up historic sights, lively events and some delightful pit stops along the way, says Simone Kane.
 

You’ll never go hungry or thirsty in Cheshire. From ice cream to sparkling wine, there’s plenty to tickle your tastebuds, writes David Atkinson.

We've compiled a list of the top 11 things to do in Chester and Cheshire this summer. There is everything from boats, cars and music to arts, films and family fun, and even predators made out of LEGO® bricks.

The cool stream splashed against my bare ankles. The water was shockingly cold; a bold contrast from the balmy summer’s afternoon that was blissfully unfolding around me. The soles of my feet gripped the rocky surface underfoot.