Rural areas aren’t always the bucolic utopias that city dwellers envision them to be, explains Boudicca - Rii Schroer/John Lawrence In the classic fable of the country mouse and the town mouse, the ...

Readers wax poetic on town and country, plus menopause treatments and 50-year mortgages. Following Keith Moore’s Nov. 10 ...

The Country Living team have visited more country homes than we can count. We’ve seen sofas in every shape and size – from much-loved but too-small hand-me-downs, to sprawling family couches that hold ...

Longer sedentary time is linked to worse cognitive function in patients with heart disease and depressive symptoms who live ...

The challenges facing rural health are sizable – which is why the solutions require scale.  Virtual care is already making a ...

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Living in the country may be good for your respiratory health, according to a study conducted in Scotland, which suggests that rural as opposed to urban dwelling is associated with a lower prevalence ...

The idea of living off the grid—once the domain of hippies and doomsday preppers—has been steadily winning over a broader range of homebuyers, from remote-working young professionals to families ...

Some rural residents are relative newcomers who might be unprepared for challenges such as noxious weeds that can poison livestock. They might not understand that they’re responsible for the quality ...