By Jane Wilson A small group of visitors lingered in front of the entrance, phones poised.…
Category: History
From notorious RED to respectable GREEN – time brings colour change
By Albert Fenech The Sliema suburb of Gzira (literally meaning Island, a name given it by…
CARNIVAL MERRIMENT TIME. Parades, floats, music and dancing for all but particularly women and children
By Albert Fenech Once a year, in February/start March traditional carnivals are held in Valletta and…
Ranjit Recommends: The Butterfly Farm You Never Knew About
By Ranjit Shergill When one thinks of Stratford Upon Avon, the first thought that comes to…
Secrets of St Mary the Virgin, Rye, Sussex
By Lyn Funnell On a day coach trip to Rye with Lynn’s coaches, we walked up…
Ranjit Recommends: British Motor Museum
By Ranjit Shergill The British Motor Museum is the home of the storied history of the British Car…
Lunch in Rye – it must be in Marino’s!
By Lyn Funnell Exactly a year ago on a Lynn’s Coach Trip, we ate in Marino’s…
Afternoon Tea on board with Brigit’s Bakery for a sweet way to explore London
Cucumber sandwich anyone? Earl grey tea or Darjeeling? Maybe a glass of bubbly? Jane Wilson indulges…
7,000 Years of History in Remarkable Episodes
The first evidence of human habitation in the Maltese Islands has been recorded at 5,200 BC,…
The Graduate at Seaford Little Theatre
The Seaford Little Theatre is an amateur group of actors who stage four plays a year…