Keighley Poltergeist Woman's Identity Revealed in Podcast
A new podcast reveals the identity of the woman at the centre of the 1925 Keighley poltergeist case, which attracted Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's attention, solving a century-old mystery.
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Junction Arts Launches 50 Stories Heritage Project
Junction Arts celebrates its 50th anniversary with a major heritage project funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, collecting stories from across Derbyshire.
National Trust Podcast Features Worksop's Time-Capsule House
A new National Trust podcast episode delves into Mr Straw's House in Worksop, a preserved 1920s home, offering insights while the property undergoes winter cleaning.
Birmingham's Historic Curzon Street Station Restoration Approved
HS2's proposals to restore the historic Old Curzon Street Station in Birmingham have been approved, focusing on safeguarding the Grade I listed building's future while its ultimate use remains undetermined.
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Hammerwich: Home of the Staffordshire Hoard Discovery
The unassuming Staffordshire village of Hammerwich became internationally famous in 2009 when metal detectorist Terry Herbert discovered the UK's largest Anglo-Saxon gold and silver hoard, dating back to the 7th century.
1840 Auction Shaped Lancashire's Land and Society
The pivotal 1840 auction of 1,415 acres and coal seams in West Lancashire led to the Earl of Derby's land acquisition, development of communities, and the creation of the famous Eastham Ferry Hotel in 1854.
Nostalgic Look at Macclesfield's Historic Archives
Explore enchanting archival images from Macclesfield's past, including market days on Waters Green, Chester Road in Poynton, and the iconic Town Hall scenes.
Salford's Regent Road History Event
A free outdoor community history event in Salford celebrating Regent Road's past, present, and future through stories, archival images, and local insights.
BRUSH Group Seeks Historic Items for 150th Anniversary Exhibition
Loughborough's BRUSH Group appeals for community help to gather historical artefacts for its 150th anniversary exhibition, celebrating Charles Francis Brush's 1876 dynamo invention.
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Bournville: The UK Village Where Pubs Are Banned
Explore Bournville, the historic Cadbury-built model village in Birmingham, where strict rules like an alcohol ban and property restrictions preserve its unique Quaker heritage.
Birmingham's 23 At-Risk Historic Buildings
Historic England lists 23 landmark buildings in Birmingham as at risk due to neglect, decay, or development threats, highlighting their architectural and community significance.
Heritage Risk in Walsall Leather Museum Move
A Walsall councillor warns that moving the Leather Museum without a Heritage Impact Assessment is reckless and could jeopardise its future funding and accreditation status.
Stanwick Lakes Wins Grant to Explore Roman History
Stanwick Lakes in Wellingborough receives a £250,000 National Lottery Heritage Fund grant for a two-year project delving into the site's Roman past, featuring hands-on activities and community engagement.
Nostalgic Photos Show Macclesfield's Bygone Era
A captivating collection of archival images transports us back to early 20th century life in Macclesfield, from horse-drawn outings to bustling market days. Discover the town's hidden history.
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New Bridge Master for Clifton Suspension Bridge
Tristan Ralph appointed as Bridge Master to oversee a major refurbishment of Bristol's iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, bringing over 30 years of engineering expertise to safeguard its future.
Ormskirk's History of Royal Visits from 1885 to 1945
Explore Ormskirk's rich royal history, from Edward VII's 1885 visit to George VI's 1945 tour. Discover the commemorations, crowds, and local gingerbread connection.
History talk on Melton Navigation's 1791-1877 story
Join historian Brian Fare for a talk on the Melton Navigation canal's history, from its 1791 Act of Parliament to its 1877 demise. Event at Hoby Village Hall, Jan 21. Details inside.
Accidental Cause of Birmingham Grade II Fire Revealed
A major fire at Birmingham's historic HB Sale factory was accidental, investigators confirm. Over 50 firefighters tackled the blaze. One person hospitalised.
8 Domesday Book West Midlands Villages Still Thriving
Explore eight historic West Midlands villages recorded in the 1086 Domesday Book that remain vibrant communities in 2026. Discover their fascinating journey from medieval settlements to modern hubs.
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Lympne Airfield's Close Call in 1940 German Invasion Plan
Declassified plans reveal Lympne Airfield was the primary target for Nazi paratroopers in Operation Sealion. Discover why the 1940 German invasion of Britain failed and the critical weaknesses that saved Kent. Read the full story.
Lottery funds West African textile heritage in Essex
A new Essex project connecting West African costume traditions with local communities receives £224,010 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Explore exhibitions, workshops, and a digital archive.
HS2's Curzon Street Station Works Recommended for Approval
Plans for essential repairs to safeguard Birmingham's historic Old Curzon Street Station, near the new HS2 terminus, have been recommended for approval ahead of a key council meeting.
Essential HS2 Works at Old Curzon Street Station Backed
Plans for 'essential' repairs to safeguard Birmingham's historic Old Curzon Street Station, a Grade I listed building from 1838, have been recommended for approval ahead of a key council meeting.
Major Roman Villa Discovery in Margam, Wales
Archaeologists have discovered a uniquely preserved Roman villa in Margam, South Wales, promising unparalleled insights into the region's first-millennium history. Find out more and book for the open day.
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New £15 Concorde 50p Coin Launches in UK
The Royal Mint releases a commemorative 50p coin honouring Concorde from 13 January 2026, priced from £15. A tribute to British engineering and supersonic travel.
Lost West Midlands village with a dark past near Birmingham
Explore the haunting history of Wolfhampcote, a 'lost' medieval village near Birmingham. Discover its speculated demise from the Black Death and the church that stands as its last witness.
Historic Brentwood Church Undergoes Major Refurbishment
The 300-year-old former United Reform Church on Coptfold Road is being restored by Immanuel Church Brentwood. The listed building will reopen as a community hub in late spring.
1913 Enderby 'One Girl Strike' Story Hits Big Screen
The story of Olive Coulson, whose 1913 dismissal sparked an eight-week strike at an Enderby boot factory, is now a film. Its world premiere is at the Enderby Civic Centre on 28 February 2026.
Charitable Trust Launched to Preserve Hedd Wyn's Home
A new charitable trust launches on January 13 to safeguard the farm and story of revered Welsh bard Hedd Wyn, fulfilling a promise to his mother. Support the preservation.
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Mystery as hundreds of old shoes wash up on Welsh beach
More than 200 shoes and soles discovered on Ogmore Beach in Wales fuel local theories, from a tragic 1831 shipwreck to 1960s cobblers. Read the full story.
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