History

Bath

Fight to Save Bath’s Forgotten Georgian Garden

Bath’s Georgian Garden, tucked behind Number 4 The Circus, stands as a rare and precious glimpse into the city’s 18th-century history. Despite its historical significance and free public access, this hidden gem is at risk due …

By James Robinson · · 3 min read

Church

From Sacred to Stylish: The Church Turned Trendy Café

In 1867, poet Matthew Arnold famously lamented the “sea of faith” receding, capturing a moment of uncertainty about religion’s role. Fast forward 150 years, and while faith remains significant for many, the role of churches …

By James Robinson · · 2 min read

Ghosts

Step Inside Haunted Somerset Prison for a Spooky Ghost Tour

Halloween may be over, but for fans of horror and spine-tingling adventures, a ghost tour of one of the world’s most haunted prisons awaits. Virgin Experience Days offers an unforgettable Prison Ghost Tour for Two at Shepton …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Wwi

First World War Gunner Commemorated in Moving Officer’s Letter

A recently discovered letter at The Tank Museum in Bovington, Dorset, offers a rare and deeply personal glimpse into the courage and hardship faced by a First World War tank gunner. Written by Lieutenant D.A. Palmer to the …

By Charles Bowser · · 2 min read

Wwi

First World War Gunner Honored Through Officer’s Touching Letter

A recently discovered letter at The Tank Museum in Bovington, Dorset, offers a poignant glimpse into the bravery and hardships faced by a First World War tank gunner, providing a rare personal account from the early days of …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read