We’ve seen a swell in support for women’s sports lately. But what if we told you this is nothing compared to what happened one summer over 50 years ago? We know that the USWNT is known to sell out stadiums and that the NWSL is growing daily, but what about the biggest Women’s World Cup? […] The post The Story Behind Copa ’71: The Unofficial First Women’s World Cup appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
Port Isaac on the English coast is the real life setting for cult British comedy Doc Martin The post Location! Location! Location! – Port Isaac appeared first on WONDERLUST.| WONDERLUST
This relatively modest semi-detached house at 24 Victoria Grove, Southsea (Portsmouth) was, for over 50 years, the home in exile of Sayyid Jamshid bin Abdullah, the last Sultan of Zanzibar. This was not the life he would have expected. How did he end up here? Sayyid Jamshid was born into privilege on 16 September 1929 … Continue reading "The Last Sultan of Zanzibar"| The Thrifty Traveller
A stray dog that was saved from being euthanized has become an expert pet detective, displaying an uncanny knack for sniffing out lost animals. Rico was just days away from being put down when kind-hearted Rachel Rodgers, who runs a dog training school, paid almost $200 to rescue him from the Portuguese dog pound. “I […] The post Stray Dog Saved From ‘Death Row’ Turns into Brilliant Detective, Sniffing out Lost Animals appeared first on Good News Network.| Good News Network
Britain’s oldest brick tower windmill which sits in the middle of a housing development is still operating, more than 250 years after it was first built. Located in Holgate, a suburb of York, the walled city in northeast England, the Holgate Windmill has been working since 1770 after being built by George Waud, from Selby, […] The post Britain’s Oldest Working Brick Windmill Still Spinning After 250 Years–Grinding Grain Into Flour appeared first on Good News Network.| Good News Network
You can only be in London for a short visit and need a 2 Days in London itinerary? I can help! We recently had a 2 day stop over in London and although we’ve been... The post The Perfect 2 Days in London Itinerary appeared first on Carrie Green-Zinn.| Carrie Green-Zinn
In his third novel, Everything Will Swallow You, Tom Cox introduces us to the world of Eric and Carl, companions who live in a small cottage below a cliff and above the sea in Dorset. They have kno…| What I Think About When I Think About Reading
The new film says farewell to a beloved series—and to the home that shaped it.| Modern Age
The Indian based SNEHA Foundation is combatting marital rape through communal education while also pushing for legal reforms. The post ‘My Husband Rapes Me Every Night’: How a Volunteer-Led Organization is Ending the Cycle of Violence in Bhavnagar, India appeared first on UNICORN RIOT.| UNICORN RIOT
SVR Revealed That British And French Troops Are Already In Odessa By Andrew Korybko Direct Western intervention in the conflict is now arguably turning into a fait accompli, it’s just a question of…| Voice of East
Diverging currents; the approach to flooding in Wales and England This is a guest post by Dr David Clubb, Chair of NICW. The piece was first published in Business Wales on 27 June. As climate change intensifies, the UK faces an escalating threat from flooding which is among the most costly and disruptive climate-related hazards. […]| The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales
This is our guide to the best things to do in Chester, one of the most beautiful cities in the North of England.| Delve Into Europe
My full review of testing a Holafly eSIM in England, France, and Italy and why Holafly is my preferred eSIM when traveling in Europe.| Bon Traveler
Experience the best of Bath — Roman Baths, Georgian crescents, rooftop spa views, cozy cafés, and literary stops in one of England’s most elegant cities.| Bon Traveler
Your guide to visiting Stow-on-the-Wold — a hilltop market town with historic pubs, boutique shops, scenic walks, and plenty of Cotswolds charm.| Bon Traveler
I was so appalled at the ‘open letter’ signed by some evangelicals re the Unite the Kingdom march that I wrote this article on Christian Today – you can get the original here Disuniting the Kingdom – an open letter to evangelical signatories of the anti ‘Unite the Kingdom’ letter – CT To those evangelicals […]| TheWeeFlea.com
From today, eligible farmers, foresters and land managers who’ve received pre-application advice and completed any necessary preparatory works will be invited, on a rolling basis, to apply for Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier (CSHT) online.| defrafarming.blog.gov.uk
[London, England] – September 29, 2025: The Londoner, a proud member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts’ prestigious Legend Collection, is honored to be included as one of the featured destinations in the launch of Legendary Journeys – The Ultimate Private Jet Experience by Preferred Hotels & Resorts, in partnership with Bucketlist Xperiences. This bespoke […]| Travel Dreams Magazine
Only one section of the beach allowed photography.| PetaPixel
Someone has called this place home, since 1499. Current tenants? Apparently a garden gnome and a penguin. Spotted last summer in Bishop’s Castle. For Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Home| From Pyrenees to Pennines
Or is it two benches? Either way, it/they could do with a lick of paint to keep up with the cheerful shop front behind. And that, Jude, is me done with benches I think. Unless I spot anything inter…| From Pyrenees to Pennines
Ice skating is the perfect way to get in the Christmas mood! From Hampton Court to Battersea, these are the best ice rinks in London.| Wanderlust Chloe
A week in a Cumbrian cottage begins.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Revisiting some favourite places.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
ABC news Australia says book was made of high quality materials. What materials were used, cotton, linen, wood, animal skin? Was book made of different material then regular cheap paper? Video of old fashioned papermaking| Recent Questions - History Stack Exchange
Did people stained or coloured furniture in England in darker tones during the Jacobean ages(1603-1649,some sources write up to 1690, related to furniture)? English oak is light color wood but these antique furniture always looks dark brown, I am interested, do we have documented that people intentionally darken the wood? If yes, what stain/color was used? Yes, I know wood naturally darken over time, but I am only interested in documentation not opinion or speculation. I ask this because some...| Recent Questions - History Stack Exchange
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Bibby baronets The story of this family is closely bound up with that of the family shipping firm, the Bibby Line, which they founded in 1...| landedfamilies.blogspot.com
Where will the new year take you? Kick-start your travel plans by selecting favorites from our annual list.| www.nytimes.com
Are you planning on spending Christmas Day in London but feeling overwhelmed with the unlimited choices of activities? We understand this challenge and have combined our extensive research with personal experiences to help you create an unforgettable day immersed in London’s Yuletide spirit. As digital storytelling specialists, our ConnollyCove team has documented the capital’s Christmas […]| ConnollyCove
When I imagine visiting inside a medieval castle, Bodiam Castle in Kent, England, comes exactly to mind. They say that there are only a few buildings that can rival its magnificent settings, and I could not agree more. Located on a grassy estate, its solid fortifications are surrounded by a large moat (filled with huge [...] The post Bodiam Castle, England, Inside the Medieval Walls appeared first on MelbTravel.| MelbTravel
Gothic Horror, Familiendrama, Fantasy: In ihrem genreübergreifenden Roman The Book Eaters springt Sunyi Dean nicht nur zwischen den Gattungen, sondern kommt mit einem wahren Konglomerat an Motiven daher. Gelingt es bei diesen Ausgangsbedingungen, ein spannendes und immersives Leseerlebnis zu schaffen?| Teilzeithelden
Are you a town mouse or a country mouse? Personally I choose the bustle and activity of city life over that in the country, although I can see the benefits that the latter offers. A bit of peace and quiet would be welcome sometimes, I admit. The post Gallery: town versus country appeared first on Travel with me.| Travel with me
Southampton is a busy cruise port but most people just pass through. However, the city has plenty to offer for a great day of sightseeing| Kitty meets World
On our recent trip to Cambridge, we were intent on seeing the best of the city at our own pace. We wanted the freedom to linger as we stood in awe of the architecture and the ability to step through college gates and church doors as we pleased. … Read the rest The post Self-Guided Cambridge Walking Tour – Free! appeared first on Jetsetting Fools.| Jetsetting Fools
Our ‘Summer in England’ itinerary was nearly complete when we noticed a full 2-day gap in our travel plans. We eagerly seized the opportunity to finally make our first trip to Cambridge, UK! Ranking as one of the most prestigious places to visit in the world, Cambridge is a fantastic blend of culture and fun.… Read the rest The post How To Spend 2 Days in Cambridge (on a Budget!) appeared first on Jetsetting Fools.| Jetsetting Fools
Francis of Assisi is one of the few figures in the post-Orthodox West that bears even a slight resemblance to humanity’s first parents before the Fall, or to the many Orthodox saints throughout Church history who regained the ‘fragrance of Paradise’. Unfortunately, he is an unreliable spiritual guide. The post The True Spirit of Francis of Assisi appeared first on Orthodox Reflections.| Orthodox Reflections
13 Day Trips From Bath: Where to Visit in Somerset and Beyond The Culture Map If you’re searching for the best day trips from Bath, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s see what the surrounding area in Somerset and beyond has to offer. Bath is rather beautiful isn’t it? The Georgian crescents, the steaming thermal baths, the honey-coloured stone – it’s all a little intoxicating. So much so that […] The post 13 Day Trips From Bath: Where to Visit in Somerset and Beyond appeared ...| The Culture Map
Avebury: Magical Stone Circles and Walking Paths The Culture Map I wasn’t too sure what to expect from Avebury beyond a bunch of really old stones. Well, I knew they weren’t just any old stones. This wouldn’t be my first steps into the world of stone circles, previously visiting Ales Stenar in Sweden and Stonehenge – the most famous stone circles in the world. And […] The post Avebury: Magical Stone Circles and Walking Paths appeared first on The Culture Map.| The Culture Map
Rochester Day Trip From London – Historical Guide The Culture Map There are some wonderful places that are easy to reach from London, and Rochester is certainly one of them. Located in nearby Kent, this medieval town is filled with interesting history, literary connections, fabulous architecture and oodles of charm. I wasn’t sure what to expect because it rarely pops up on the list of places […] The post Rochester Day Trip From London – Historical Guide appeared first on The Culture Map.| The Culture Map
Wells: Guide to Visiting England’s Smallest City The Culture Map As the saying goes, the best things come in small packages, and this is certainly true for Wells, England’s smallest city. So if you want to visit a city that doesn’t feel like one – a city without glass towers, without big shopping centres and without hectic roads – Wells is your answer. Situated among […] The post Wells: Guide to Visiting England’s Smallest City appeared first on The Culture Map.| The Culture Map
A guide to exploring Castle Combe, often described as the prettiest village in England. Discover things to do and see during your visit.| The Culture Map
There are good views out there. Lots of golden hour sunlight finishing up the days as we face the reality that, yes, winter is coming. Out and about that evening, I saw a frog and a hedge of jewelweed – but you’d expect that, wouldn’t you. I like how the angle of the shadow makes … Continue reading "The Thursday Beery News Notes For The End Of Summer 2025"| A Good Beer Blog
It’s been a busy week but not really in the beery sense. Guests and heirs have come and gone – and even bought a $14.99 beer on the way out via an airport bar at Montreal, as illustrated sub-wonderfully perhaps. A last bit of summer visting and the shedding of the last loonies and twoonies. Which means the home is quieter here at this end of the week compated to the other. Which is good. But quieter. At least I have my tomatoes. Did I mention my tomatoes? Definitely illustrated sub-wonder...| A Good Beer Blog
Enmill Field Mineral Geo Surfaces Col Fondo 2022/23 Wiltshire, England| wineanorak.com
Here are 10+ things to London at Christmas, including the best London Christmas lights, London Christmas markets, and more!| A Dangerous Business Travel Blog
The mayor of London has said a one-day trial banning traffic from part of Oxford Street marks “the day the fightback began to rescue this street”.| United Kingdom
For fans of the short-lived folktronica movement in the late 90s/early early 00s, UK duo It’s Jo and Danny were one of the scene’s brightest talents,| Rock and Roll Globe
Discover ghost walks York, England is famous for, explore haunted history, and find the best time to visit this historic city.| TierOneTravel.com - Online Canadian Travel Agency |
Looking for the most beautiful Europe cathedrals and basilicas? I’m a sucker for visiting churches when I travel! While there are countless gorgeous cathedrals in Europe, I’ve included all of my favorites. (But the list is always growing!) Each of these is a must-visit for its stunning architecture as well as its history, art, and […] The post 10 Stunning Europe Cathedrals and Basilicas You’ll Love appeared first on Waves and Cobblestones.| Waves and Cobblestones
No Six on Saturday post from me today, but here is one view of the planting scheme in Beth Chatto’s gardens in Essex. More to come later. (Please click image to enlarge)| TRAVEL WORDS
Tender is the debut novel by Lauren Du Plessis. It plunges the reader straight into the life of archaeobotanist Nell, an anxious young woman who has lost her stable job documenting finds on pre-con…| What I Think About When I Think About Reading
Athletic Club 0-2 Arsenal: Substitutes Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard secure Champions League win in Bilbao Sky Sports Gabriel| United Kingdom
In an age where so much of our reading is curated via social media and online newsletters, there is something romantic about going to a bookshop, chancing upon a book you’ve never heard of, and picking it up solely on … Continue reading →| anenduringromantic
Ende Juli und Anfang August 2025 häuften sich untypische Strandungen toter oder sterbender Schnabelwale, außerdem kam es zu einer Grindwal-Massenstrandung an den Atlantik-Küsten Irlands, Englands, Schottlands sowie den Nordseeküsten der Niederlande und Deutschlands. Da diese …| Meertext
Landscape Recovery is entering a new phase, with two pioneering projects starting long-term delivery on the ground. They show how farming, nature and rural communities can thrive together, supporting the government’s commitment to a sustainable and resilient farming system in England.| defrafarming.blog.gov.uk
CURE Leukaemia is funding a specialist research nurse at Worcestershire Royal Hospital.| United Kingdom
Michell, Tom "The Penguin Lessons: What I Learned from a Remarkable Bird" - 2015I discussed this with my German book club in August 2025.| Let's read
A Local and National Trend England flags started appearing in Brighton near the end of last month, visible along the seafront, attached to lampposts, outside the Churchill Square shopping centre, and on main roads. The council has since removed a large amount, stating that the flags are in breach of health and safety guidelines. The […] The post England Flags: Patriotic or Racist? first appeared on The Badger.| The Badger
Melissa is hosting Tuesday’s d’Verse prompt: Where do we go from here? You can read more about it here: Our Home Walking through my house the original farmhouse for this area purported …| roberta-writes.com
Posted by Ra Moon Set in a fictional retirement community of Coopers Chase, The Thursday Murder Club filmed was filmed around London. The story is an adaptation of the 2020 novel of the same name by Richard Osman, in which four retirees form a club to solve cold cases. Welcome to Coopers Chase and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of The Thursday Murder Club filmed. After the main house, you'll find the locations in order of appearance. The Coopers Chase house Englefield Hou...| Atlas of Wonders
It’s September, and as students return to class, we explore ghost stories from the most haunted schools in England| Spooky Isles
Unwind in timeless charm: luxury breaks in the Cotswolds blend honey-stone villages, indulgent stays, fine dining & countryside beauty for the perfect escape.| Bucket List Publications
The Bern Convention challenges the UK’s badger cull policy as over 240,000 badgers are killed. Will Britain protect its wildlife or break its promises?| Badger Trust
Badger Trust condemns plans in the Planning & Infrastructure Bill to allow badger killing and sett destruction for development purposes.| Badger Trust
Patria and Babcock International Group (‘Babcock’) have entered a teaming agreement to support manufacturing of Patria 6x6 vehicles under the multinational| United Kingdom
The London Eye: The only guide you need to take a ride on London’s giant Ferris Wheel Updated September 2025 Standing majestically on the South […]| XYUandBEYOND
19 Best Cities in UK: from Historic Gems to Modern Culture Updated September 2025 The United Kingdom is a destination that offers a rich blend […]| XYUandBEYOND
Though a French beach takes the crown, it’s the U.K. that stands out with eight beaches among the top 20 rankings.| Book Cottages
If you love reading, you must add these enchanting Leeds libraries to your bookish bucket...| Third Eye Traveller
Calling all Sarah J. Maas fans, have you ever wanted to visit the world of Velaris? Well, now you can visit The Night Court in London with a pop-up at Foyles Bookstore. That’s right, to| Third Eye Traveller
Uncover the ultimate list of dinner cruises that offer delicious meals and unforgettable sights.| Travel, Books & Food
Let us go on a journey through the best luxury holiday destinations around the globe. Lavish accommodations, Michelin-starred dining, and unforgettable experiences.| Travel, Books & Food
It’s my first Christmas as a widow and luckily I have lots of invitations from friends to hang out during the festive season but what about people that aren’t so lucky? Age UK cites that “more than 2 million older people wish they had someone to spend time with at Christmas.” And recent Government research […]| Craft Beer Pin Up
Purely experimental, I’m adding this to https://wp.me/p3hW4s-7jU which is, I hope, John’s Cellpic Sunday. Posting from a number 36 bus in Leeds. You have to try these things, don’t you? It’s a Wagon Lifting Tower, which is now a mini-museum illustrating the history of Leeds Central Station.| Still Restlessjo
Looking for Luddites grew out of author and illustrator John Hewitt’s student interest in the Pennine landscape in the 1970s. It gathers together fourteen sites associated with the Luddite uprisings in 1812, drawn by John in their 21st century contexts and presented with a brief history of their significance. Out of his daily stuff, posted […]| What I Think About When I Think About Reading
One of the hardest things about living abroad is being so far away from family. However, for the last year, we’ve had some family living just outside of London, and it’s been amazing! London is a quick flight from where we live in Denmark, so we’ve made the trip over multiple times since they arrived.…| Destination Daydreamer
Mary Barton (1848, revised edition 1854) is one of three books by Elizabeth Gaskell that are listed in 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die. The other two are Cranford, (1853, see my review) a…| ANZ LitLovers LitBlog
August, so far, has been hot, fast and full – with friends in town, (more) yoga teacher training, and summer concerts on Sunday nights. In between, here’s what I have been reading: Murd…| cakes, tea and dreams
Three magnificent old houses / castles: Bolsover, Sudbury and Haddon.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Some houses and gardens of Yorkshire.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Two walks on the Ullswater Way.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
On March 4, 2018, Sergei Skripal, a 66-year-old former Russian intelligence officer turned British defector was allegedly poisoned with Novichok nerve agent in Salisbury, England, along with his 33-year-old daughter Yulia. The two were admitted to a hospital after they were allegedly found unconscious on a public bench in the center of Salisbury by the| CovertAction Magazine
Der Beitrag Strandgut erschien zuerst auf Karminrot Lesezimmer.| Karminrot Lesezimmer
Posted by Ra Moon Set in the fictional town of Framley in Northern England, Ridley was filmed at several locations in Greater Manchester. Created by Paul Matthew Thompson, also known for Vera, the show centres on Alex Ridley, played by Adrian Dunbar, a retired detective inspector who returns as a consultant. Welcome to Framley and our spoiler-free guide to the second season filming locations of Ridley. Locations are listed in order of first appearance. The Ridley locations Benthams Jewellers ...| Atlas of Wonders
A beautiful day visiting Oxburgh Estate and Gooderstone Water Gardens, with a lunch at Bedingfeld Arms pub. Oxburgh Estate, a historic family home, features a beautiful garden and old hall. Gooderstone offers serene gardens ideal for relaxation. Both locations are family and dog-friendly. Version française disponible.| Our Lake District Escapades
Holker Hall and Gardens, located in Cumbria, offers a delightful experience for visitors. My family and I enjoyed exploring the picturesque gardens and the well-preserved hall, rich in history and …| Our Lake District Escapades
Rupert Hill reflects on his understanding of and personal relationship with British identity throughout his life.| Cherwell
Police cordoned off a section of Fishponds Park in Surbiton for forensic searches.| Metro
Badger Trust remembers Debbie Bailey, a tireless advocate for badgers and wildlife. From leading pioneering vaccination projects to tackling wildlife crime, her passion, kindness, and dedication leave a lasting legacy.| Badger Trust
Last Updated on 1st August 2025 by Sophie Nadeau There’s nothing more cosy and comforting than the musty smell of books and the vision of shelves crammed with different worlds to whisk you away for a while. Luckily for those visiting Bath, there are several wonderful bookshops to peruse while exploring the stunning Roman city.... The post Bookshops in Bath That Will Steal Your Heart appeared first on solosophie.| solosophie
Disclosure: I was sent copies of these books in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.Today I get to share a series of books about World War II. It is historical fiction and the series is really interesting and fun. It is written by Adam Gidwitz. The series is called Operation Kinderspion. The series is for middle grades or ages 8 to 12. The first book is Max in the House of Spies.| Crafty Moms Share
Alien base rumours aside, there has been a church on this site at Corsham since the 12th century. Although little of this original church remains, a few notable pieces of masonry have remained as o…| Burials & Beyond
Cyriel Dessers was the highest goalscorer in the Scottish Premier League in the 2024/2025 season...| Soccernet.ng
Welcome to August. No rain to speak of. Not for weeks. Lawns look like Nabisco Shredded Wheat testing plots. I’ve spent days and days schlepping the garden hose and watering can all over the estate. Which has reminded me of how wise it was to buy 6,500 square feet of land back in 2006. Once upon a time I had four acres to take care. Now? No mow no mo… practically speaking. As a result, I have barely looked at the beer news which is good as there is barely any beer news these days. That ...| A Good Beer Blog
Leeds is a fabulous city with plenty of historic attractions, but one of the best...| Third Eye Traveller
Battle of Savannah, October 9, 1779. A British victory guaranteed England’s foothold in the American south. Artwork by Graham Turner. The summer of 1778 saw Supreme British commander General …| Revolutionary War Journal
Discover the top Kent attractions from castles and cathedrals to coastal walks and historic sites. Perfect for a day trip from London.| TierOneTravel.com - Online Canadian Travel Agency |
