Tudor, Stuart, Hanoverian, along with those more recent from the houses of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and Windsor – that could serve as inspiration for the Queen Elizabeth Memorial to be built in St ...

Tudor and Stuart paintings often included dogs accompanying their royal masters, reinforcing their significant position in royal life. No discussion of Queen Elizabeth's dogs would be complete ...

The collection features parchment signed by the Tudor Queen, Hebrew bibles, notes from Joy Division's manager, and drag queen ...

Sumptuary laws limited many of the clothing items that the lower and middle classes could wear. Politics often played an ...

In recent weeks, it emerged County Hall would now be up for auction. The planning permission for the flats remains in place ...

There’s a pub in Bromley that feels more like a country pub, with a huge collection of snow globes and links to Queen Elizabeth I.

This brilliant exhibition at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh sets out to redeem the reputation of James ...

Among Stamford’s independent businesses is the home and gift shop Nook, on Sheep Market, where you’ll find items such as ...

There’s a pub in Bromley that feels more like a country pub, with a huge collection of snow globes and links to Queen Elizabeth I. Located in the Bromley village of Downe, The Queen’s Head is ...

Misusing quotations from Shakespeare’s characters is a perennial problem. Kudos to the judge in the Perkins Coie case for ...

The Tudor monarch granted a charter of incorporation to Kendal in 1575. The charter meant that the town became self-governing, giving the borough council legal status, a formal constitution, a borough ...