The curious phenomenon gripped the 19th-century Britain

The curious phenomenon gripped the 19th-century Britain

The National Centre for Creative Health will advance good practice and research, inform policy and promote collaboration, helping foster the conditions for creative health to be integral to health and...

The Edward Thomas memorial stone, on a hillside near Steep in Hampshire, simply describes Thomas as ‘POET’. Nonetheless, the plaque includes a quotation fr

Edson Burton says that becoming UK City of Culture would be transformative for Bristol

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Oscar-tipped new film Hamnet imagines the home life of William and Agnes Shakespeare – and the "soul-crushing" loss of their child. It's a powerful story that fills in many blanks.

Sixteenth-century Europe faced a significant gap between the desire to traverse the globe and the ability to build safe, seaworthy ships. New trade routes were opening up; new countries were coming to...

On a summer’s day in 1978, Frederick Charles Morgan was at work as usual in the ancient library of Hereford Cathedral. He was a hundred years old but