Scothern War Memorial Rededication After Restoration
Historic Scothern war memorial rededicated on July 16 after restoration; three missing names added including Charlotte Fox, a Barnbow explosion victim.
Category : Heritage Sites
Brunel's SS Great Britain Renamed Bristol Dockyards
Brunel's SS Great Britain attraction in Bristol will be renamed Bristol Dockyards to be more inclusive, ahead of a museum reopening next month with new exhibits.
Green Howards Museum Event Honors VC Hero Twiggy Short
The Green Howards Museum hosts a unique event on July 1, featuring talks, guided tours, and the rare opportunity to hold William 'Twiggy' Short's Victoria Cross medal group.
Star of Hope Shipwreck Walk Returns to Sefton Coast
Join a free guided walk to the Star of Hope shipwreck on Sefton Coast on June 20. Learn about its history and the local marine life.
Iron Age Settlement Found at Cambourne Housing Site
Archaeologists discover Iron Age settlement at Taylor Wimpey's West Cambourne development, including a rare 3m log ladder, pottery, and evidence of Roman activity.
BBC Show Highlights Kinver Edge Locals' Stories
A new BBC programme features Kinver Edge residents sharing their connections to the historic landscape, exploring its natural beauty and cultural significance.
Blue plaque honours Everards co-founder William Everard in Groby
A blue plaque has been unveiled at the Stamford Arms in Groby to honour William Everard, co-founder of Everards brewery, as part of Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council's heritage scheme.
American Letterbox Arrives at Bridgnorth Antiques Centre
A rare American letterbox from the 19th century has been donated to Bridgnorth Antiques Centre, offering a unique glimpse into postal history and transatlantic connections.
Victorian Station Reborn as Luxury Getaway
A forgotten Victorian railway station in Birmingham has been transformed into a luxury holiday let, blending historic charm with modern comfort for a unique stay.
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West Midlands Hidden Treasure on BBC Series
A hidden gem in the West Midlands is set to feature in an upcoming BBC series, showcasing its unique history and beauty to a national audience.
Pope Gregory XV Created Mission Congregation in 1622
On this day in 1622, Pope Gregory XV established the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith to oversee Catholic missions to non-Christian lands. Plus trivia and cryptic clues.
Rochdale Churches June Events and Services Update
Local churches in Rochdale announce Holy Communion, Bible studies, concerts, and fundraising events. Highlights include a Medieval Fayre and a Spring Concert.
Historic Photos of Macclesfield: Royal Celebrations and Life
Explore fascinating historic photos from Macclesfield town centre, including royal celebrations, shops, and community life from the 1880s to the 1940s.
Birmingham's Historic Broad Street Mansion: 200 Years of Change
Discover the 200-year history of Birmingham's Grade II-listed Broad Street mansion, from hospital to nightclub, now neglected and facing an uncertain future.
Elgar's Former Home in Hereford Listed at £875k
The Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse in Hereford, once home to composer Sir Edward Elgar, is on sale for £875,000. He lived there in the 1930s and gave his last performance.
Midlands Town with Seaside Charm but No Beach
Discover the quirky Midlands town that offers seaside vibes despite being miles from the coast. A unique destination for day-trippers.
Tea Room on Former Coal Pit in West Midlands
Discover a unique tea room in the West Midlands built atop a former coal pit, blending history, cozy ambiance, and delicious treats for an unforgettable visit.
Oldest Buildings in the Black Country Still Standing in 2026
Discover the nine oldest buildings still standing in the Black Country in 2026, showcasing centuries of history and architectural heritage.
Mid Wales Town Named UK's Prettiest by The Independent
A stunning Mid Wales town has been recognized as one of the prettiest in the UK by The Independent, highlighting its natural beauty and historic charm.
Tudor Tunnels and Artefacts Found at New Hall School
During repairs at New Hall School in Chelmsford, Tudor-era tunnels and artefacts were uncovered, including pottery and bones, offering a rare glimpse into the site's royal history.
Ironbridge Museum Announces Major Changes
Ironbridge Museum in Shropshire is undergoing significant changes, including new exhibits, improved accessibility, and updated facilities to enhance visitor experience.
Mosaic Art Unveiled at Llandudno Railway Station
A colourful mosaic created by students from Ysgol Y Gogarth has been installed at Llandudno railway station, celebrating Community Rail Week and 200 years of railways.
Free Tickets for Birmingham Heritage Week 2026 Release Date
Birmingham Heritage Week 2026 returns with hundreds of free tickets for open days, tours, and walks from September 11-20. Tickets go live on August 15.
Dartmoor National Park 75th Anniversary Artwork Unveiled
A new collage by artist Glen Middleham celebrates Dartmoor National Park's 75th anniversary, featuring Haytor with hidden details. Limited prints support the park.
Lottery Grant Saves Oswaldtwistle Mills Heritage Centre
A National Lottery Heritage Fund grant will restore and reopen the Heritage Centre at Oswaldtwistle Mills, preserving the story of Moscow Mill and its weaving community for future generations.
Best National Trust Gardens Near Birmingham Summer 2026
Discover stunning National Trust gardens around Birmingham to visit in summer 2026, from walled gardens to pagodas and rose gardens in Shropshire and Staffordshire.
Duke of Windsor Marries Wallis Simpson in 1937
On June 3, 1937, Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor, married Wallis Simpson. Also, test your knowledge with today's quiz questions and answers.
Composer's Final Home in West Midlands on Sale for £875k
A historic West Midlands home where a renowned composer spent his final years is on the market for £875,000. The property offers spacious living and rich musical heritage.
Specialist Firm Appointed for Tamworth Castle Restoration
Tamworth Borough Council has appointed specialist conservation firm Messenger for a £1.9m restoration of Tamworth Castle, supported by £1.7m from Arts Council England.
Historic Dudley and Stourbridge Buildings Get Approval for Changes
Dudley Council approves changes to former police station and 1779 Bonded Warehouse, converting flats to retail and adding a new staircase.
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