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HistoryThe northernmost town in England, a day to visit Berwick-upon-TweedTake a walk through Berwick-upon-Tweed, a town historic town 2.5 miles from the Anglo-Scottish border filled with beautiful sights and an evident identity crisis.
HistoryFruits of the sea – Britains delicious fish and seafoodScores of different species of fish swim the silver seas surrounding Britain, and crustaceans find homes in the crannied coast.
HistoryElizabeth I slept here – a look at the Queen’s summer progressesThe Queen’s summer ‘progresses’ throughout her kingdom endeared her to her people, burdened her hosts, and left a legacy of royal lodgings for us to enjoy today.
TravelChatsworth House and Garden, the palace of the PeaksLocated on the eastern edge of the Peak District National Park of Derbyshire, Chatsworth is repeatedly named as Britain's favourite stately home.HistoryWhy an ancient craft of masonry remains in demand in Gloucester“Gloucester Cathedral is looking for a Senior Stonemason. 39 hours a week. Reporting to the Master Mason at the Cathedral.”
TravelBritain’s best sports museumsFrom the beautiful game of football to the oldest sports in the world, these are some of the best sports museums across Britain.
Food & DrinkYorkshire cuisine… and now for something completely differentThe food of Yorkshire is world-renowned for good reason.
RoyalsFive of the lesser-known British RoyalsHow much do you know about these lesser-known royals?
Royals4 Royal moments that shocked the worldThese Royal moments shocked the world.
HistorySt. Patrick’s real name was actually Maewyn SuccatSaint Patrick's name is really Maewyn Succat and he was born in Scotland... or was it Wales?