Harold and the Bayeux Tapestry
Harold ll (Harold Godwinson) was the last Anglo-Saxon king of England because, unfortunately for him, he…
Windmill Hill Mill – A restoration challenge
Not far from its better-known neighbour, Herstmonceux Castle, is Windmill Hill Mill. This mill has existed…
Whitstable Rocks Oyster Festival Returns for a Weekend of Oysters, Music and Maritime Mischief
There are plenty of reasons to visit Whitstable, but if you need an excuse involving oysters,…
Hastings Seafood, Wine & Music Festival Returns to the Stade This September
There are food festivals, and then there are food festivals where you can look out across…
Mysterious 150 years in the 9th and 10th Centuries. Recent discoveries may throw light on the matter
By Albert Fenech Salina Bay is a fascinating spot on Malta’s coastline and always draws attention…
Another Place by Antony Gormley: Art, Sea and Solitude at Crosby Beach
Just a few miles north of Liverpool’s bustling city centre lies one of Britain’s most extraordinary…
Tudor Life Comes Alive at Penshurst Place, Kent, This September
If you’ve ever wandered around Penshurst Place, Kent and wondered what life was really like here…
Summer Fun Continues at Dreamland Margate
With the summer holidays beginning to draw towards their final weeks, there is still plenty of…
First Lady of Folk – English Swan Song
Bedworth Folk Club on Wednesday 10th June 2026 was amazing and such a wonderful way to…
Ranjit Recommends: Brigit’s Monopoly Tea Tour
The themes and thrills of the board game, Monopoly, is something one typically plays at ground…