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THE ROYAL ARTILLERY MUSEUM AT LARKHILL

The contents of the Royal Artillery Museum are currently in storage across three sites in the UK while they wait for a new site to be...

CHOLERA, CORONAVIRUS AND CHEMICAL WEAPONS: SALISBURY'S SECRET HISTORY OF CONTAGION

To many people, Salisbury has only ever been famous for its middle-England attractions - a pleasant medieval town just off the A303...

THE OUTCAST DEAD OF CROSSBONES GRAVEYARD

Not far from the high rises going up near the Shard is a nondescript piece of land in Southwark, walled off with softening bricks and an...

STAYING IN UNIVERSITY ROOMS

In recent years, universities have cottoned on the fact that when their halls of residences are empty of students during the long...

24 HOURS IN TOWER HAMLETS, LONDON

Want to visit the Tower of London, Tower Bridge and all of the other attractions in the area without having to travel back and forth...

GREENHAM COMMON PEACE GARDEN - THE STONE CIRCLE MONUMENT TO PEACE

Many will be familiar with the protests at Greenham Common which began in 1981 when thousands of women gathered to campaign for nuclear...

A VISIT TO THE ROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE

The architecture of the Royal Courts of Justice is designed to impress the humble citizen with the power and might of the civil law of...

THE CHURCH OF NOTRE DAME DE FRANCE IN LONDON

An exquisite little church in Soho in the heart of London, built originally for the needs of the Francophone community in the mid 19th...

ST.CLEMENT DANES - LONDON CHURCH OF THE RAF

This little church on an island in The Strand has much to offer the visitor. It’s an architectural gem in its own right but, as the...