Every year, the world's oldest wooden church attracts about 12,000 people from all over the globe, who learn about its impressive legacy from two dedicated volunteer guides. The timbers of St Andrew's ...

It will involve a special 13th-century stone throne. The primate will have to deal with the weakening link between church and crown. England’s heir, Prince William, does not go to church every ...

From the pretty stone village of Barley, or Barleegh as it used to be known, which people have been living in for around ...

Grassic Gibbon - real name James Leslie Mitchell - grew up on nearby Bloomfield Farm, with his childhood in the Mearns ...

England's longest waymarked long-distance footpath and National Trail is in the spotlight thanks to 'The Salt Path', but it ...

The discovery of a 17th-century “foot-ball” pitch in Scotland would relocate the birthplace of the modern game.

The mother of Southport attack victim Elsie Dot Stancombe has praised “inspiring” blood donors during a drive in the seaside town. Almost 100 people donated blood at the session at St John Stone ...

The final frontier of Europe is this southeastern peninsula, where travellers can find Roman palaces, old Ottoman quarters, ...

A £1m campaign to save the tallest parish church spire in Sheffield has raised £163,000 in donations, including £63,000 from ...

We have many examples of ancient jewelry, and it’s likely that bracelets and rings were among the first man-made objects of personal beauty.

A rare cross-shaped pendant, believed to be more than 1,200 years old, has been discovered in Northern England.

In the 1700s, John Fitch lived on a homestead that was first in Lunenburg, then Fitchburg, and finally in Ashby. The man for ...