Jason and Amanda Howard, a British couple who had lived all over the world, found a permanent home among the limestone hills of Wiltshire in southwest England, in this farmhouse from the late 1700s.

Fiona Ritchie analyses the significant role played by women in the construction of Shakespeare's reputation which took place in the eighteenth century. The period's perception of Shakespeare as ...

Britain has more than 3,000 stately homes, and many are open to us hoi polloi. Indeed, visiting a stately home has become a ...

In the wedding dress department at least. In an era of individuality, during which bridal trends centre around colour-pop ...

An inspiring celebration of the rich heritage of embroidery, Stitched: Scotland's Embroidered Art has opened its doors at ...

The literary it girl might seem like a fresh trend, but, like most things in fashion, it is inherently cyclical — a ...

The show is situated in the museum’s enchanting terra-cotta arcade, which gives the displayed objects—red velvet pillows, ...

Regina Brady, director of Thames Valley Council for Community Action’s WIC program, has been named director of the agency’s ...

The old Grist Mill Road Bridge was erected in the early 18th century and remains abandoned and hidden under a new bridge that ...

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On repeated visits to the Indian state, Dior Men's artistic director Kim Jones drinks in the local textures and grand ...

‘The welkin’ is an old term for the sky, or the vault of heaven, and writer Lucy Kirkwood has set her play against the backdrop of the arrival of Halley’s Comet which appears every 75 or so years. The ...