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“Many, and perhaps all, of these conflicts and contradictions can be resolved” The Bayeux Tapestry – Bristol historian Prof Benjamin Pohl has a new theory that the tapestry was created for the refectory of St Augustine’s Cathedral in Canterbury. The refectory no longer exists, but its footprint remains in the …

It’s one of the Cotswolds’ best-preserved areas and has remained almost unchanged over the decades, and it’s a great place to visit in autumn. Nicola Roy Spare Time writer and Alycia McNamara 03:11, 04 Oct 2025 Painswick in the Cotswolds is worth a visit this autumn(Image: fotoVoyager via Getty Images) …

There’s absolutely no question that one of Kent’s most distinctive characteristics is its breathtaking and vast countryside that genuinely gives our county the credentials to be dubbed The Garden of England. Tucked away within this very landscape are countless delightful and picturesque villages that each deserve recognition in their own …

This village in Kent has stepped right out of the storybooks with its crooked rooftops, Tudor buildings and a pub with nooks and crannies and a crackling open fire. All you need is a covering of snow, as in this spectacular picture, and you have the perfect wintry setting for …

Here in Kent, beautiful villages can be found at every corner, however only a handful can claim to be among the ‘best places to live’ in the county. Muddy Stilettos recently unveiled its picks for the top 10 best places to live in Kent for 2025. While well known destinations …

In October, Bath-based software agency, Rocketmakers, celebrated 15 years since its launch and Business Live has taken a closer look at why the company has been such a success. Founded in 2007, Rocketmakers designs, develops, and delivers innovative software for ambitious companies by using deep software development expertise. The company …

It’s the absolute epitome of a ‘picture-postcard’ village – the kind that adorned the chocolate box lids that gave the created the idea of the ‘chocolate box village’. And you will almost certainly recognise the village of Bibury, in the Cotswolds, even if you’ve never been there – it’s been …