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Rob is a journalist, broadcaster, playwright and voice over artist originally from the North West who has been based in South London for the last 25 years.

Rob writes regularly about politics, lifestyle and culture for The Spectator. He writes on lifestyle, food, history and travel for the Daily Telegraph and Country Life and writes specifically on travel for the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, Conde Nast Traveller, Monocle, Luxury London and the Aston Martin magazine among others.

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Rob Crossan, Author at Country Life

Rob Crossan, Author at Country Life

Lightly golden, charred at the edges, hot and dripping with melted butter or cold with a thick topping of the…

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Rob Crossan - Author

Rob Crossan - Author

MILLIONS have flocked to see the hit musical Hamilton, the life story of one of America's founding fathers. B…

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Rob Crossan

Rob Crossan

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Rob Crossan

Rob Crossan

Rob is a freelance writer, broadcaster and playwright who lives in Brixton, South London. He contributes regu…

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Rob Crossan Archives - Luxury London

Rob Crossan Archives - Luxury London

Mr Rob Crossan

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Rob Crossan, Author at The Spectator

Rob Crossan, Author at The Spectator

Weekly magazine featuring the best British journalists, authors, critics and cartoonists, since 1828

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I thought John O’Groats was the UK’s northernmost point – then I found Dunnet Head

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2 hours ago One cathedral took 632 years. Another is still unfinished after four decades. These aren't construction delays, they're construction legends. Some buildings demand decades of perseverance, and a select, incredible few take hundreds of years of construction. They’re so ambitious, so difficult, and so …
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy How to tie the knot in guaranteed sunshine and without complicated paperwork

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Continue reading Continue reading Rob Crossan When my fiancée Emma and I first announced we were eloping, the first question we were asked was: ‘So how many people are actually coming on the day?' Despite having been around for centuries - the tradition dates back to the 1700s - the concept of slipping away to tie the knot has, evidently, become difficult for some to grasp.
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England’s Most Charming Seaside Towns Aren’t Where You Think

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The North of England does the whole British seaside experience differently—if you know where to look. Head to Blackpool or Scarborough, you will be rewarded with sugar-rush arcades and wall-to-wall crowds. Head a little further down the myriad B-roads and lanes, however, and you’ll find a coastline that’s wilder, moodier, and edged with big skies and salt-bitten charm.
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