6,000-Year-Old Trackway Unearthed by Chance in Somerset Thursday, March 26, 2026 archaeology neolithic trackway somerset prehistory discovery ancestors preservation history heritage During routine work in Somerset, archaeologists made a stunning discovery: a 6,000-year-old trackway hidden beneath the landscape. This ancient pathway, constructed by Neolithic people, offers rare insight into early human … Read More
Signs Shame Owner of Iconic Bath Building Left Vacant for 35 Years Saturday, March 14, 2026 bath heritage abandonment building owner brewery performer dispute preservation community For more than three decades, a stunning historic building in Bath has stood empty, its potential overshadowed by neglect. The owner—a private brewery proprietor known for his reclusiveness—has left the property abandoned, … Read More
Signs Shame Owner of Beautiful Bath Building Left Empty for 35 Years Saturday, March 14, 2026 bath building abandonment heritage dispute circus brewery preservation community restoration For over 35 years, a stunning historic building in Bath has remained empty and neglected, much to the frustration of local residents. The property, once a vibrant hub, now stands silent — a forgotten gem in a city known for … Read More
How to Keep Carrots Fresh for a Month Without the Fridge Tuesday, March 10, 2026 carrots storage freshness foodwaste vegetables moisture preservation roomtemperature refrigeration produce Carrots are a staple in kitchens across the UK, used in everything from salads to stews. Despite their popularity, they often spoil faster than expected, leading to unnecessary waste. Waste management experts at Wheeldon … Read More
Concerns Raised Over Council’s Long-Term Misuse of Historic Building Wednesday, January 14, 2026 council historic building heritage preservation community misuse conservation deterioration exploitation For the last five decades, the council has been using a historic building in ways that many believe have compromised its heritage value. Community members and heritage advocates argue that the building has been ‘used and … Read More
Fears New Housing Development Could Merge Two Distinct Villages Saturday, November 29, 2025 housing banwell knightscott development planning countryside community northsomerset preservation greenbelt North Somerset Council’s planning committee has narrowly approved a housing development that will fill the small field separating the village of Banwell and the hamlet of Knightscott. The decision, made on November 19, allows … Read More