Exciting Autumn Days Out with the National Trust in Somerset Saturday, September 7, 2024 national trust somerset wiltshire autumn events guided tours historical heritage halloween activities nature conservation This autumn, Somerset and Wiltshire offer a range of National Trust experiences with stunning views and engaging activities. Take leisurely walks amidst the autumn hues of red, orange, and gold, or participate in events … Read More
Unveiling the Origins of Somerset Towns and Cities Names Saturday, July 27, 2024 somerset towns cities names origins historical bridgwater chard clevedon crewkerne frome glastonbury ilminster keynsham midsomer norton minehead radstock shepton mallet taunton wellington wells weston-super-mare yeovil Somerset is home to a rich tapestry of historical towns and cities, each with names that bear the weight of centuries of evolution. Unraveling the mysteries of these names can provide insight into the region’s past and … Read More
Beckford's Tower Reopens After £3.9 Million Refurbishment Monday, June 24, 2024 beckford's tower refurbishment grotto views historical attraction reopening visitor experience transatlantic slave trade museum Beckford’s Tower, a renowned historical attraction in Bath, is set to reopen following a significant £3.9 million refurbishment. Visitors will have the opportunity to discover a long-hidden grotto and ascend to the … Read More
The Vanished Village of Moreton Resurfaces Each Summer at Chew Valley Lake Sunday, June 16, 2024 moreton somerset chew valley lake submerged village reservoir historical artifacts bristol water archaeological excavations domesday book ancient reemerges summer Chew Valley Lake is a serene retreat for nature lovers and sailing enthusiasts, offering breathtaking views and abundant wildlife year-round. However, during dry spells in the summer, the remnants of Moreton, a village … Read More
Step inside the stunning Victorian chapel in Bath Sunday, May 12, 2024 victorian chapel bath interiors bedrooms bathrooms luxury residence historical architecture Nestled in the heart of Bath, this Victorian chapel-turned-residence boasts a jaw-dropping interior that seamlessly blends historical charm with modern luxury. With five bedrooms and six bathrooms, this property offers a … Read More
Controversy over Demolition of Unique Village Church Tuesday, February 13, 2024 church demolition architecture brutalism housing historical heritage preservation community development The proposed demolition of the Church of the Good Shepherd, a rare example of 1960s brutalism in the Bath area, has sparked a heated debate among locals in the Northend area of Batheaston, Somerset. With the church no longer … Read More