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The mystery of early Britain’s frantic building boom

2020-11-07 07:11

Why was there a Neolithic construction boom around 4 500 years ago that led to large-scale mega-henges being built across southern Britain?

Four fab British hotspots for a quick travel getaway

by Anna Boffa

2016-11-17 09:11

London has a lot going on, but avoid getting stuck in the mentality that it’s the be-all and end-all of your UK experience. There’s a world of history and culture outside of the city just waiting to be explored.

Hillarious tourist reviews of UK (and the world’s) tourist attractions

by Australian Times

2015-06-26 16:06

White Cliffs of Dover is not that white, a beach is too sandy and Sydney Opera House is better on TV than in real life. Just some opinions aired by tourists about the most iconic tourist attractions in the world.

Aussies urged to help repair WW1 memorial in Wiltshire

by Australian Times

2013-07-02 14:07

A chalk outline of the rising sun cap badge created by Australian soldiers during World War One in Wiltshire, near Stonehenge, is at risk of bring destroyed. Local residents have appealed to Aussies to help repair the memorial on Saturday 6 July.

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