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History steps out of the past: Newry European Heritage Open Days launched | Latest Newry News, Newry Sport and Newry Business for Newry City
History steps out of the past: Newry European Heritage Open Days launched Communities Minister Paul Givan MLA has invited the Newry public to enjoy European Heritage Open Days (EHOD) on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th September. History and culture will be brought to life with over 300 property openings and events. A host of historic … Continue reading
Tynemouth Priory and Castle to host frightfully fun tours for Halloween – Chronicle Live
For those of you who love ghosts and ghouls you will be pleased to know that Tynemouth Priory and Castle’s spooky tours are returning for Halloween. Visitors can expect new spooks and chills for 2016 as the ever-popular theatrical ghost tours return for another series of tall Halloween tales. Scary Tales will see chill-seekers spend … Continue reading
Darver Castle set for 38 bedroom expansion | Talk of the Town
Popular local wedding venue Darver Castle is set for an expansion. The 12th century castle in Readypenny will be expanded over a three year period with 38 additional bedrooms to be built in the existing courtyard. The bar and civil ceremony room will also be refurbished as part of work announced today Owners Aidan and … Continue reading
Live Like Royalty In This London Castle, On The Market For £2.75m – Yahoo Finance UK
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This cliff diver just jumped head-first off Chepstow Castle’s 26m walls – Wales Online
A visit to Chepstow Castle isn’t complete without a 26-foot dive head first into the moat – if you’re a professional cliff diver that is. Blake Aldridge, Tom Daley’s diving partner from the 2008 Beijing Olympics, conquered the 11th century castle in Monouthshire as he made his way towards Pembrokeshire for this weekend’s Red Bull … Continue reading
COLUMN: Journeying to the past in Avignon | Indiana Daily Student
As another weekend in Aix-en-Provence, rolled around, another opportunity to travel this beautiful country came my way. Last weekend, I enjoyed what the Mediterranean had to offer on the sun-soaked French Riviera. This weekend, I went to the other end of the spectrum and headed to Avignon to dive into French history. During the 14th century, … Continue reading
Real estate window shopping: When it’s too expensive to live in Vancouver, or Toronto | Metro News
My brother’s new(ish) home in Vancouver is not what I, growing up, imagined you’d call a million-dollar home. But of course, in today’s market, it’s worth even more than that. It is lovely. A big open kitchen overlooking the two apple trees and rose bushes, a full suite to rent out in the basement, intricately … Continue reading
Sudeley Castle draws in the crowds for Katherine Parr day | Gloucestershire Live
Comments (0) Hoards of history fanatics descended on Sudeley Castle at the weekend to pay homage to Katherine Parr. The anniversary of her death saw the castle filled with figures from the past. Thomas Seymour and other Tudor characters were walking around Katherine Parr’s old home, and the Queen herself even made an appearance. Read:Vote now … Continue reading
Heritage Open Day at the Ancient High House and Stafford Castle – 10th & 11th September – The Stone and Eccleshall Gazette
Heritage Open Day at the Ancient High House and Stafford Castle Admission, activities and tours are free of charge Saturday 10 September 2016 at the Ancient High House, 10am to 4pm The Ancient High House, Greengate Street, Stafford, ST16 2JA Sunday 11 September at the Castle, 11am to 4pm Stafford Castle, Newport Road, Stafford, … Continue reading
Balgonie Castle attracts attention after launching foul-mouthed attack against independence supporters | News | The National
Balgonie Castle attracts attention after launching foul-mouthed attack against independence supporters September 6th, 2016 – 12:20 am Stephen Paton Balgonie Castle in Fife attracted attention online after its social media account called the SNP a “poor political joke gone seriously wrong” in a foul-mouthed attack on those responding to an anti-independence post online. The … Continue reading