Written by Tom Daly I recently wrote a piece for A Little Insight in which I wondered whether I am a millennial or a Gen Z-er by listing the differences between them. Perhaps another way to differentiate between the generations would be to ask how many of the events in this book one can remember. Alwyn… Read More ‘All in it Together’ by Alwyn Turner: England in the 00s and 10s
Written by Samantha Ann Rose Brinded Content Warning: This article briefly discusses homophobia and gender prejudice. If one was to stick a feather in their cap, one may be called an extravagant, outlandish dandy, or, more simply, a ‘Macaroni’. The image above depicts one such character, posing in a style that would single him out… Read More The Consumption of Macaronis
Written by Ben Robertson In the 21st century its important to remember and remind those of the generations whose exposure to World War 2 and D-day are limited to games such as “Call of Duty“ and films such as “Saving Private Ryan” and “The Longest Day” about the realities of war. Whilst there are famous images… Read More Blood on the beaches: The Royal Army Medical Corps, D-Day 6th June 1944
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
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