Burton upon Trent: The Beer Capital of England
Once home to the biggest breweries in the world, Burton upon Trent became one of the great curiosities of the Victorian era.
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English High Street Architecture Through the Ages
Explore the changing architectural styles of the English high street.
Gwenda’s Garage: The 1980s Sheffield Garage Run by Women Mechanics
Discover the 3 trailblazing women who founded their own garage and became the inspiration for a musical.
The Landladies of Morecambe
Famed for their no-nonsense reputation, gruff manner and strict rules and regulations, Morecambe’s landladies have seen it all.
The Timeless Charm of English Market Towns and Halls
In an age dominated by online shopping and supermarkets, the resilience of traditional English markets is a testament to their enduring appeal.
8 Places Connected to Black History in Newcastle
Uncover stories of how people of African descent have made history in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
16 Stories of African Lives in Northern England
Discover the often untold stories of brilliant and resilient people of African heritage.
8 Sites of Scientific Discovery and Innovation
From Charles Darwin to Alan Turing, discover incredible places in England connected to scientific achievement.
The Thames from Above
Dive into a unique collection from 1920 to 1954 produced by the world’s first commercial aerial photography company.
7 Serene Cemeteries to Visit in England
These graveyards can offer space for quiet reflection or a peaceful walk.