What if you want to go out and about to hear about books – and all things book-related? Well, in the UK, we are spoilt for choice…
Black History Month: Influential UK Figures
In an interview with CNN Business, Jacky Wright commented that, as a Black woman, she felt “There are more opportunities in the US than there are in the UK”
The Commonwealth – Part 1
In 1949 it was agreed that full independent nations and republics could be part of this associated group of allied countries, without the necessity for any British influence.
How To Choose A Levels
Universities will have specific requirements for different courses, so once you have a path to follow, selecting the A Levels you need for that discipline are easier to pick out.
Queen Elizabeth I: Murder Suspect
The Queen had informed her Secretary that Amy Robsart was “dead, or nearly so” despite news of this death not reaching court until the day after she had died.
The Great Fire Of London
The fire destroyed around 13,200 houses, 87 churches, The Royal Exchange, Guildhall and St. Paul’s Cathedral, which had been built in the Middle Ages.
Truths About Cats And Dogs
Have you ever wondered how these animals came to be favoured, tamed and trained as pets to live alongside us?
Allotments Week
In centuries past, allotments were conceptualised as a way to alleviate the distress of poor, rural countrymen, where landowners bequeathed plots to be cultivated.
Musicals And Their Magic
Jon Gay’s The Beggar’s Opera, written in 1728, is believed to be the first true example of a musical.
