New Archaeological Discovery Redefines Stonehenge History Friday, June 19, 2026 stonehenge archaeology solstice bulford prehistory astronomy rituals wessex excavation heritage Stonehenge remains one of Britain’s most iconic prehistoric sites, attracting thousands of visitors worldwide each year. Every summer solstice on June 21st, crowds gather to witness the sunrise perfectly aligning with … Read More
Clevedon Miniature Railway Restoration Presses On Despite Major Burglary Tuesday, June 16, 2026 clevedon miniaturerailway burglary restoration community theft policeappeal riogrande heritage salthousefields A significant burglary at the engine shed of Clevedon’s cherished miniature railway has not deterred restoration efforts, demonstrating the resilience and spirit of the local community. On the night of Sunday, June 14, … Read More
Iron Age Settlement Discovery Threatens Housing Development Plans in Somerset Tuesday, June 16, 2026 ironage archaeology somerset housing radstock settlement heritage excavation preservation planning Plans to build 115 homes on the outskirts of Radstock, Somerset, have been put on hold following the remarkable discovery of a substantial Iron Age settlement in the small village of Haydon. Archaeologists have uncovered … Read More
Iron Age Settlement Discovery Challenges Somerset Housing Plans Tuesday, June 16, 2026 ironage archaeology somerset housing heritage discovery radstock excavation preservation development Plans to build 115 new homes on the outskirts of Radstock have been halted following the discovery of an extraordinary Iron Age settlement at the proposed site near the village of Haydon. Archaeologists uncovered a … Read More
Plan to Save Somerset Village’s Overlooked Architectural Gem Monday, June 15, 2026 batheaston architecture brutalism preservation nursery community renovation heritage church conservation Nestled in the charming village of Batheaston, on the edge of Bath, stands an architectural treasure that many have overlooked—the Church of the Good Shepherd. Designed in the 1960s by local architect Martin Fisher, this … Read More
600-Year-Old Somerset Pub Saved by Community Effort Sunday, June 14, 2026 somerset pub history community preservation tradition villagers fundraising resilience heritage For over six centuries, The Waldy has been a beloved gathering place in Somerset, weaving together generations with its rich history and warm atmosphere. Recently, this iconic 600-year-old pub faced the threat of permanent … Read More