Walsall Council has confirmed the purchase of 1-3 The Bridge as the new home for the Walsall Leather Museum, with the current site closing on April 11, 2026. The relocation aims to boost accessibility and support town centre regeneration while preserving
The St Alkmund's Well Community Project urges residents to visit the medieval holy well on March 19 to honor Derby's patron saint, Alkmund, with a gathering and plans for a traditional well dressing in May.
Forty-seven leather and fashion industry professionals, heritage experts, and academics have signed letters calling for a halt to the Leather Museum relocation plans in Walsall, citing serious concerns over democratic process and transparency.
New images show public spaces and gardens planned around Birmingham's historic Curzon Street Station as HS2 works advance, with landscaped terraces and improved transport links.
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New visualisations reveal proposed public spaces, gardens, and transport links around Birmingham's historic Curzon Street Station as HS2 works progress, with over 2,000 foundation piles now complete.
The University of Leicester's Heritage Hub marks its third anniversary with a free public event featuring over 50 regional organizations, hands-on activities, and a new Heritage Discovery Zone on March 21.
On March 5, 1924, the Egyptian government opened the mummy case of King Tutankhamen, discovered by Howard Carter in 1922, marking a pivotal moment in archaeological history.
Dr Paul Evans will speak at the Llandyrnog & Llangwyfan Local History Society about letters from WWI soldiers found in a school storeroom, revealing stories of local men during the Great War.
Explore the deposition of King Henry VI in 1461 and test your knowledge with a trivia quiz covering saints' days, chemistry, literature, and more. Dive into historical facts and fun questions.
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On this day in 1736, Ann Lee, founder of the Shaker sect, was born. Plus, test your knowledge with today's quiz covering history, geography, and more.
Two Roman lead ingots, dating back to AD 87, have been declared treasure after being found by metal detectorists in Ceredigion. The discovery provides significant evidence of lead exploitation in West Wales during the Roman period.
The Ironbridge Gorge Museums in Shropshire transition to the National Trust on March 2, marking a significant change for the historic site dedicated to the Industrial Revolution.
Our Big Picture in Grimsby celebrates its 10th anniversary and the completion of accessibility and conservation work at its Grade II listed building, enhancing its role as a community arts and heritage hub.
A collection of rare photographs from the Cheshire Archives and Local Studies showcases Macclesfield's history, from a 1910 watchmaker's shop to 1990s street scenes, capturing the town's changing character over decades.
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Explore Bournville, Birmingham's historic model village founded by the Cadbury family. Discover its unique rules, dry status, and community charm that make it a beloved destination.
A Victorian-era time capsule containing historic documents and a coin has been discovered during the £6.3 million restoration of Middlesbrough's Old Town Hall, shedding new light on the town's early history.
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Discover the history of seven Birmingham streets that have disappeared due to redevelopment, renaming, or demolition, from Roman roads to city centre lanes.
The Ecclesbourne Valley Railway has launched its 'Foundations of the Future' appeal to raise £30,000 for replacing 400 sleepers and tons of ballast, ensuring the heritage line's safety and future operations.
A feasibility study reveals a 'Future Walsall Museum' could cost up to £12m and take 5-11 years to deliver, with two town centre sites shortlisted amid controversy over relocating from its current heritage building.
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Brecon Cathedral receives a £2.8 million funding package, including a major National Lottery grant, to transform into an accessible visitor destination with new community spaces and heritage training.
The thriving market town of Ludlow, just over an hour from Birmingham, is celebrated for its remarkable preservation of over 400 listed buildings, medieval castle, and vibrant independent shops, making it a beloved destination for visitors.
Liverpool Council has mandated the replacement of aluminum windows installed without permission at the former Leaf site on Bold Street, after an investigation found the removal of historic 1930s windows unacceptable.
Birmingham historian Carl Chinn's new book exposes the brutal reality behind the Peaky Blinders gangs, highlighting racism, sexual assault, and violence in what was once Britain's most violent city.
A nostalgic journey through Macclesfield's history with rare archive images, from the Cat and Fiddle Inn to the legendary 108 Steps and Capesthorne Hall.
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North Yorkshire Council proposes shutting Whitby's iconic Cliff Lift permanently after 90 years, citing £5.5 million repair costs. Campaigners warn of lost accessibility and heritage.
Explore historical trivia from February 18, including Edison's phonograph patent, Olympic music, and TV spin-offs, with answers to quiz questions on literature, geography, and more.
Explore the rich history of Ormskirk's King's Arms Hotel, from its bustling 1820s market days to its 1880s renovation, uncovering stories of ordinary people and architectural transformation.
A collection of 108 love letters from the 1920s, discovered in a shoebox, unveils the passionate secret affair between a married Worcestershire heiress and an RAF officer, now shared by English Heritage.
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New research from Ancestry uncovers the complex reality of Birmingham's infamous Peaky Blinders gang, revealing a loose network of youths where crime, work, and family life overlapped.
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The National Trust's conservation of Grade I listed Wightwick Manor in the West Midlands has received the Victorian Society's annual award for its exemplary restoration work.
