Written by Megan Musgrove The Suffolk market town of Framlingham has gained global recognition over the last few years as the inspiration for the song Castle on the Hill, but there is a rich history linked to the town, ready to be explored. Framlingham is noted in the Doomsday Book of 1086 and since then… Read More Historical Sights of Framlingham
Written by Tammie Ash What do you think when you hear ‘Bradford’? Curry? Comparisons to Leeds? That’s what I hear the most. But this city that started off as a little Saxon settlement back in 1086 (back then, named “Bradeford”) has more to it than you might realise. Here are some snippets of Bradford’s history:… Read More A History of Bradford
Written by Rebecca Mackay In 2018, then Prime Minister Theresa May, and French Premier Emmanuel Macron agreed, in a show of diplomatic goodwill, that the Bayeux Tapestry would travel to England for the first time in 950 years. While conservation concerns have put this plan on hold, the discussions have given rise to renewed interest… Read More The Women of the Bayeux Tapestry
Written by Amy Britton The 1960s was the decade for change. With the youth revolution occurring across western societies, young people’s ideology was rapidly changing throughout this period. And so did the fashion. One of the most famous subcultures arising in London during this time was mod culture. Mods were young, dyspeptic baby boomers that… Read More How Mod Women Used Fashion As A Freedom
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