Bys a Bawd Pawb on Denbigh Street in Llanrwst has reopened after five months of renovation, following a community fundraising campaign that raised over £125,000 in shares to purchase the premises.
Wolverhampton Wanderers have made a final decision not to use a liquidator at Molineux, ending a dispute over stadium safety and licensing conditions.
The Bosworth Medieval Festival returns for an anniversary special on August 22-23 at Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre, featuring battle re-enactments, falconry, and a rose laying ceremony.
Radio City 96.7 signage atop Liverpool's St John's Beacon will be removed after 25 years, replaced by a new LED screen, as part of a planning application to Liverpool Council.
Strong westerly winds push pelagic seabirds close to the Sefton Coast, offering a thrilling identification challenge for birdwatchers, especially during autumn high tides.
Families are invited to the Midlands Air Ambulance Charity open day at RAF Cosford on June 14, 2025, featuring helicopter tours, emergency vehicle displays, and fundraising activities.
Leicestershire's Heritage Open Days festival returns with free events designed by young people, including corset-making and witch trial explorations, from September 11-20.
Stratford-upon-Avon is named one of the best places to live in the UK, praised for top schools, culture, and Tudor architecture, according to Muddy Stilettos.
Birmingham Heritage Week 2026 offers free ballot-only tours of New Street Station tunnels and Victoria Law Courts. Book by Aug 26.
Princess Eugenie confirms her third child's name, Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank, honouring Queen Elizabeth II and Portuguese history.
A partial lunar eclipse, known as a 'blood moon', will be visible from the UK in March 2025. Here's the exact date and viewing details.
Birmingham Heritage Week (Sept 11-20) has many events already sold out. Book now for Thinktank, BMAG roof tours, Smith & Pepper, and more.
Thinktank Science Museum offers £5 Made in Birmingham tours during Heritage Week, saving on £18.95 adult and £9.95 child admission, but entry is only after the tour.
Ormskirk's Heritage Open Days run Sept 11-20, featuring free tours of the Freemasons Hall, a heritage pub walk, park tour, and more. Bookings via email or phone.
Winterbourne House and Garden opens for Birmingham Heritage Week, Sept 11-20, with tours, honey show, and 7 acres of gardens.
Birmingham Heritage Week 2026 runs Sept 11-20 with free events, paid tours, and pre-booked tickets. Find dates, prices, and booking details.
Birmingham City Council will consider adding Old Yardley Park to the Local Heritage List for its medieval ridge and furrow earthworks, visible from satellite, preserving evidence of ancient farming.
A collection of 1950s archive photos shows Macclesfield streets, Victoria Park, and a royal visit, courtesy of Cheshire Archives.
Tickets for Birmingham Heritage Week go live today, offering hundreds of free or discounted days out, including hidden places and paid attractions, from September 11-20.
The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight will fly over the West Midlands, including Birmingham, in a series of displays this summer, offering a rare chance to see historic aircraft.
A history conference in Hartington will explore the Peak District's past and future, featuring research on the River Dove's environmental changes and a new archaeological framework.
The 'golf ball' on Hameldon Hill is a Met Office weather radar station, first of its kind in the UK when installed in 1975.
On August 14, 1941, Churchill and Roosevelt issued the Atlantic Charter, a joint declaration opposing territorial changes without consent. The charter set out principles for post-war peace.
A new photo gallery captures the life and times of Walsall FC at Fellows Park, the club's ramshackle, rusty and leaky home, with 35 images from the archive.
Discover the Four Stones atop Clent Hill, an 18th-century folly near Birmingham. Built in 1763 by Lord Lyttelton, it offers panoramic views and a summer solstice alignment.
Free family day at Bailey Hill Centre, Mold, on August 16, 11am-3pm: guided walks, woodworking, history exhibits, meet volunteers. No on-site parking.
On August 11, 1934, the first prisoners arrived at Alcatraz, the infamous maximum-security island prison in San Francisco Bay. Discover the history and test your knowledge with our daily quiz answers.
Ormskirk Heritage Hub CIC nears its first anniversary with plans for a pop-up museum in Burscough Street, set to open in early September before Heritage Open Days.
Birmingham City Council's Planning Committee will consider adding Old Yardley Park to the Local Heritage List for its medieval ridge and furrow earthworks and moat, recognizing its archaeological significance.
Wiltshire Council approves repair of Grade I listed Longleat House turret after deathwatch beetle damage and water ingress, ensuring protection of historic structure.