Randomised quiz

Finally, onto "the greatest British Sportsman", Maxwell ‘Max’ Woosnam had an incredible career - which of the following did he NOT do?

Which of these cities is furthest North?

Based on the city centre, not boundary extremes

Logo first used: 1951

National Parks help to preserve the landscape and keep areas of significance protected - how many does the United Kingdom have?

Let us start at the top, not just the top of Scotland but the whole of the British Isles - this commanding peak sits right at the top of the charts for the tallest mountain we have and forms one of the peaks in the three peaks challenge.

You may be experiencing deja vu, considering this is another river born of the Cambrian Mountains and not only that but another river from the Plynlimon massif. To make matters worse, this river also ends in the same place as that previous river. Before you chalk this one up as a duplicate, this rivers shorter course sees it take a more direct route to the sea via Powys and straight into Herefordshire, via Hereford itself, before ending as the border between Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire via a Valley and Area of National Beauty (AONB) sharing its name with the river. There are plenty of beautiful places to visit along this long stretching river, including Goodrich Castle, Tintern Abbey and Chepstow Castle.