Marble Hill prepares for spring with a garden tour
The team at Richmond’s historic Marble Hill have been busy preparing for spring and working on their revived garden project.
New home for Peruvian and Andean culture at the British Museum
The British Museum unveiled its new home for Peruvian and Andean culture in November. Commissioned by the museum, Living with
Watchmaking is ‘critically endangered’, report says
Watchmaking is “critically endangered”, according to a new report from Heritage Crafts. British watchmaking is one of several crafts on
Brentford Dock’s mini ‘museum’ receives anonymous World War II donation
On the morning of the 5th of June, Brentford Dock’s old toll house received a historical donation from an anonymous
Richmond author’s book Who Are You? invites children to value their heritage
Who Are You?, a children’s picture book that encourages discussions about identity and heritage, is now available in bookshops across
Flour power comes to Brixton as expansion of historic windmill gets council go-ahead
A voluntary group has been given the go-ahead by Lambeth Council to build a £360,000 education centre at a historic
Conservation campaigners ‘despair’ as housing development given green light by Merton Council
Controversial plans to redevelop a block of flats in the Mitcham Cricket Green Conservation Area were approved by Merton Council
World’s first underground railway celebrates 150th birthday with historic steam train experience
Summary: The journey will have passengers passing through the tunnels between Paddington and Farringdon. Image: By Jordan O’Brien The world’s
Iconic Hammersmith Palais makes way for student accommodation
Summary: Hammersmith’s iconic ballroom and live music venue, the Hammersmith Palais, was finally torn down yesterday. Image: By Asif Faruque