Britain

EDITOR’S LETTER

As the days lengthen, our thoughts always turn to the seaside. This issue we explore the beautiful Suffolk coast , where you’ll find a string of characterful towns and villages (not to mention England’s best fish and chips). We also delve into the noble history of Berkshire, which numbers Windsor Castle, Royal Ascot and the King’s swans among its royal attractions .

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