by James Mortimer | Jan 19, 2026 | Food & Culture, Practical Tips
The traditional English pub has been part of the UK national fabric for centuries. Some examples are so old, it’s almost unfathomable to many American visitors. For instance, ‘Ye Old Trip to Jerusalem’ in Nottingham dates back to 1189 AD. Also, ‘The Bingley...
by James Mortimer | Dec 23, 2025 | Food & Culture
A foodie’s guide to unusual English eating habits English food culture has evolved over centuries, shaped by tradition, class distinctions, and a stubborn adherence to regional and mealtime habits. When you’re exploring culinary experiences, consider one...
by James Mortimer | Dec 16, 2024 | England, Food & Culture
England is home to some of the most iconic writers in literary history. Visiting their historic homes offers a fascinating glimpse into their lives and works. For instance, those interested in literary heritage often start their journey with William Shakepear. They...
by James Mortimer | Nov 29, 2024 | Food & Culture
English cuisine has spent the past few decades quietly staging one of the great culinary comebacks. For a long time the jokes wrote themselves, all boiled vegetables and grey meat, and some of that reputation was fairly earned. In our defence, much of it dates from...
