Located moments from Tower Bridge, St. Katharine Docks is London’s largest marina and a hidden gem…
Category: History
Malta’s Marine Landmarks & Their Place In The History of the Sea
Rather a contrasting headline – linking sea and land as marine landmarks – but then they…
Dickens’ Tale of Two Cities Comes to Life in Canterbury
As regular readers will know, we’re pretty psyched about anything Charles Dickens and proud of his…
Exploring the Kinver Rock Houses
By Seren Charrington-Hollins My children had a day off school due to teacher training and so…
Delving into Picnics Hampers of the Past and Creating an Outdoor Feast
By Seren Charrington-Hollins A good picnic is about more than just food. Indeed a true picnic…
Easter, the most important event in the Christian calendar
By Albert Fenech Easter Sunday in Malta and Gozo, this year on Sunday 5th April, commemorates…
Review:EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert in UK Cinemas Now
In an age when music documentaries often feel formulaic—talking heads, archive clips, repeat—EPiC: Elvis Presley in…
The Five Ages of TV Dinners
If I invited you to partake in an evening filled with TV Dinners and snacks no…
Malta’s complete history in the National Museum of Archaeology
By Albert Fenech As I have written time and again, and once more do so with…
Vegetarian Sausages- they’re banging
By Seren Charrington-Hollins There is something rather great and British about sausages, whether sizzling on a…