Caroline Mills

Caroline Mills

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A case of the Cotswolds’ timeless charm: 48 hours in Malmesbury

A few days enjoyed in this Wiltshire town will leave you feeling that you’d like to spend longer.

11th September 2020

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Where to see the Cotswolds’ fabulous grasslands

It’s all about the grass! Our author shares where to see the Cotswolds’ finest.

5th June 2020

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5 days out in the Cotswolds

Cotswolds local Caroline Mills shares her favourite day trips in her home region.

3rd April 2020

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Lewis Carroll & Alice in Wonderland

There are many places and features around Oxford that crop up in Lewis Carroll’s books.

8th February 2017

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The Covered Market

The place to go for local produce in Oxford.

8th February 2017

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The Shakespeare Centre Library & Archive

So much Shakespeare-related history has been preserved and can be visited.

2nd February 2017

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The first English aeronaut

James Sadler was a pioneer of flight in Britain.

2nd February 2017

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Oxford Open Doors

An ideal time to visit Oxford.

2nd February 2017

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The University of Oxford

Do you want to pay Oxford's famous colleges a visit?

2nd February 2017

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Jane Austen in Bath

Jane Austen lived and wrote in Bath for a number of years.

2nd February 2017

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Caroline Mills has been a freelance travel writer/author writing for various UK magazines and guidebooks for over ten years and celebrates 25 years in publishing in 2016. Though not strictly a birthright citizen of the Cotswolds, she grew up in the area from a very early age and has lived in the Cotswolds for over 40 years. With a keen desire to see the area maintain its identity, keeping old traditions alive, and with a passionate love of the countryside in which she lives, Caroline is well placed to paint a very personal picture of this special place. She lives on a farm using organic principles in the Cotswolds. Since the first edition, Caroline has created an accompanying website, www.slowcotswolds.co.uk, which provides regular updates to life in the Cotswolds, notification of events, new attractions and places to eat and a blog providing additional insights into the Cotswolds. Caroline also now tweets about the Cotswolds under the Twitter handle @SlowCotswolds.