From chocolate-box villages of quaint thatched cottages, to old medieval churches steeped with history, it's no surprise that Britain has some of the prettiest places in the world. Tourists flock from all corners of the globe to see picturesque villages such as Castle Combe, St Ives, Clovelly and Portmeirion. BritEvents' Lucy Middleton has the tough job of whittling down the prettiest inhabited places in Britain.











Matthew Bourne's The Nutcracker
Heralded as the most popular dance production ever staged in the UK, Matthew Bourne’s The Nutcracker returns to Sadler’s Wells in London. Amanda Arnold takes a look at the new production, which begins its UK tour in 2012.Famous British Bridges
You may think they're a little bit boring, but the some of the bridges that cross rivers, gorges, valleys and waterways have more history and heritage than you would imagine. We take a look at some of the most famous bridges in the British Isles, and cast a little bit of history behind them.Party in the New Year 2012
New Year's Eve means just one thing - it's party time! Welcome in 2012 by partying like it's erm, 1999 at a NYE party taking place near you.Rainy days out in Britain
Despite our rich heritage, vibrant culture and modern tastes in entertainment, Britain is prone to a bit of rain. Actually, make that a LOT of rain. Nevertheless, when the heavens open there's still plenty to do undercover. We take a look at what's available when the weather turns inclement.London's lesser known museums
BritEvents takes a look at some of the lesser-known museums in London, devoted to the more unusual side of British life.The history of pantomime
The Pantomime season is upon us - Oh, no it's not! Oh, yes it is! - and BritEvents looks at the history of pantomime, the traditions behind it and some of the best shows around Britain this winter.An interview with Nick Helm
Nick Helm the author of the best joke at this years Edinburgh Fringe brings his bombastic act to The Therapy Room this month. We sent Sifaeli Tesha to quiz him on his being loud, meeting his heroes and to find out something nobody else knew. Well two out of three isn’t bad…The Nutcracker at the Theatre Severn
A classic ballet for the whole family, Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker is one of the most famous ballets since its premiere in 1892. Amanda Arnold goes along to the Theatre Severn to see the ballet performed by The State Ballet Academy of Minsk.Literary Greats and their Homes
BritEvents has listed the British homes of the literary giants which are sure to kindle the imagination and deepen your understanding of your favourite writers.American football popularity grows in UK
With another full-house at Wembley for the fifth NFL International Series game it’s clear the popularity of American football continues to grow in the UK. Paul Arnold, a self-confessed American football fanatic visits Wembley for some NFL action.10 must-have books for British tourists
Each year millions of tourists step foot onto British soil to experience the culture and history of this beautiful land. BritEvents brings you our list of ten must-have books for tourists to Britain.Trick or treat - Halloween coming soon
The run-up to halloween means just one thing - the supermarket isles are stocked up with scary costumes, horrible toys and things that go bump in the night. If you want to venture out this Halloween, we've got a list of events taking place near you.Kate Middleton has revealed the name of her new puppy during a visit to a school in Oxford yesterday.
Adele puts her finger up to 'the Suits' when her acceptance speech was cut short.
A musical version of the 1992 film The Bodyguard, starring Whitney Houston, is set to open at London…
One of four versions of Edvard Munch's The Scream is to be sold at auction with a guide price of $80m.
After 150 years, the first ever detective novel, The Notting Hill Mystery by Charles Felix, is back in print.
The British ghost story starring Daniel Radcliffe spends another week at the top due to school half term.
Spanish actor Antonio Banderas is to star in the upcoming art film 33 Days as Pablo Picasso. The fil…
Hollywood actor Will Smith is confirmed to be overseeing the development of a follow-up to the 2007 …
The famous Twickenham Film Studios has gone into administration after having a tough three years, de…
The Roald Dahl adaptation of Matilda was a big winner at the Whatsonstage.com awards, with four priz…
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