Basingstoke Gazette on MSN2d
Open-air concert by Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra
Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra is set to celebrate its 95th anniversary with a special open-air community concert. The performance is scheduled for June 21 at 7pm on the lawn by the lake at The Vyne.
Council which rejected every application to rethink 20mph roads won't be forced to explain why
More than 1,500 comments were received and 143 roads suggested for reconsideration in Monmouthshire but all applications were ...
South Wales Argus on MSN6d
Bid to force council keeping all 20mph limits to publish review responses fails
A COUNCIL which ruled out changes to 20 mile per hour speed limits won’t be forced to release all responses to its review.
Apartment Therapy on MSN5d
I Loved This 90-Year-Old Home Feature, But Now it's a Maintenance Nightmare
Ever since I was a little girl, I always wanted to live in a Tudor-style home. It probably started when I visited Shakespeare ...
MercoPress4d
British historian who said slavery was not genocide, quits Cambridge University
Starkey is an expert on Britain's Tudor period -- a time in the 1500s when the slave trade was growing as European colonies across the Caribbean and the Americas expanded. He said in a Jun 30 ...
Chowhound on MSN1d
12 Historical Foods That Used To Be A Sign Of Wealth
Long before the ease of grocery shopping, some foods were historically hard to get. See which common foods today used to be ...
Abergavenny Chronicle5d
Councillors agree consultations should be improved in light of 20mph review
Monmouthshire County Council, which ruled out changes to 20 mile per hour speed limits won’t be forced to release all ...
Smithsonian Magazine on MSN6d
Does This Mysterious Portrait Depict Lady Jane Grey, the Doomed Queen Who Ruled England for Nine Days in 1553?
After conducting a new analysis, some researchers think it may be the only portrait of Grey created during her lifetime—a ...
WTOP News5d
A painting stolen from an Italian museum is found in England, but its new owner wants to keep it
Sometime later it was bought by Baron de Dozsa and taken to his Tudor manor house in eastern England, according to Christopher Marinello, a lawyer who specializes in recovering stolen and looted ...