If major catastrophes have any advantages, it is that, by shocking us, they can focus attention and resources.

Winter is a season that few could genuinely love, yet as the leaves and flowers abandon us, the structure of the countryside ...

Claudia Pritchard on the extraordinary tale of how Piero della Francesca’s 1460s fresco 'The Resurrection' was saved.

A glorious cheetah has lit up our inbox this week — plus, can you help save the black poplar? And with the dust having ...

Martin Fone looks at the history of the tin tabernacle, and discovers a tale about the origins of corrugated iron, the history of the church in Britain and how Queen Victoria's ballroom at Balmoral ...

Minette Batters — a farmer, former NFU President and a Baroness sitting in the House of Lords — has a harsh warning for Keir ...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Christmas might be a season for giving, receiving and sharing love and thanks with ...

Entirely built to suit your needs, a bespoke Alitex greenhouse not only helps you nurture flowers and vegetables, but also ...

What exactly is Mayfair's first new build hotel to open in more than a decade like? We sent Annunciata Elwes to find out.

Country Life 11/18 December 2024 is our iconic Christmas Double Issue, with 318 pages of Christmas cheer.

A wonderful picture from Richmond Park and a look inside Country Life's biggest issue of the year.

Sleep takes many shapes in art, whether sensual or drunken, deathly or full of nightmares, but it is rarely peaceful. Even slumbering babies can convey anxiety, discovers Claudia Pritchard. With one ...