In case you hadn’t seen our tweets and Instagram posts this week, on Wednesday Tom and I booked a babysitter, threw on our glad rags and attended the West Midlands Tourism Awards ceremony! Celebrating tourism in the West Midlands Held…
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Go Cotswolds wins Silver Award for International Tourism at the West Midlands Tourism Awards
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