England's storied history is etched into its landscape, with numerous towns and villages preserving their medieval character ...

The Mermaid Inn and the Olde Bell on the Mint were said to be a regular haunt for the infamous Hawkhurst Gang back in the 1730s, with rumours of secret tunnels used by the gangs for smuggling goods to ...

While the rest of the historic core of Bristol city centre was turned into Castle Park, the High Street end saw three ...

Sitting at the crossroads of history and natural beauty, Tewkesbury and the wider North Gloucestershire region offer a ...

A fascinating exploration of Hertfordshire’s historic churches can be found in new book Churches of Hertfordshire by David Gouldstone.

Amazing stories behind the world's most historic cities where every pavement, every monument, every corner has an incredible ...

You’ll find dozens dotted throughout Lynn town centre and further afield - but how often have you actually stopped to read ...

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook said the reforms 'mark the beginning of the end' for the 'feudal' leasehold system ...

Despite some 11,000 years having past, Wheldrake’s place as the glacial maximum limit of the last Ice Age continues to shape ...

Youngsters are invited to sing at Worcester Cathedral. The cathedral is hosting a 'Be a Chorister for an Afternoon' event on Sunday, March 23, from 1.30pm to 5pm. The event is open to all children ...

Alexandre Dumas, the renowned author of The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo, lived a life nearly as eventful ...