In my previous column from England, I described how British law, unlike American law, is so protective of private fishing rights that most freshwater rivers and streams are off-limits to boaters and ...

Nineteen years ago, the British government passed one of its periodic laws to manage how people move through the countryside. The Countryside and Rights of Way Act created a new “right to roam” on ...

Google is deploying tricycles outfitted with its 360-degree Street View cameras to map areas of the U.K. inaccessible by its cars. And it's asking the public to vote on where they should go. To ...

The British Isles are an ideal choice for a first trip abroad -- different enough from the United States to seem like a foreign destination, but without the language barrier. My husband Richard and I ...