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East Grinstead became notable following World War II for its Queen Victoria Hospital where remarkable plastic surgery operations were performed on badly burned servicemen.....(more)

Early in the 19th-century the Duke and Duchess of Kent moved to Sidmouth with their daughter, Princess Victoria, the future Queen of England.....(more)

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This picturesque village is situated in the Charnwood Forest area of Leicestershire.....(more)

Bolsterstone is a hilltop village, about 1.000 feet above sea level, situated about 8 miles North west of Sheffield, Yorkshire. It has Anglo Saxon roots and lies on a Salt Route.......(more)

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Sturdily built of stone, this small hill town is perched north of the River Colne and the now restored Huddersfield Narrow Canal.....(more)

It was here that James I created "Sirloin" when he supposedly knighted his beef!....(more)

Metheringham is an old Lincolnshire village with a history stretching back to the Doomsday Book of 1086.....(more)

The village of Rowston is perhaps best known for its historic church. The church, dedicated to St.Clement has church records dating back to 1566.....(more)

Staunton was mentioned in the Doomsday Book when it was held by Henry de Ferrers.....(more)

Wakefield was the capital of Yorkshire's woollen industry for more than 700 years, it was an important weaving and dying centre as far back as the 13th century.....(more)

Hunstanton was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1087 when it would have been little more than a settlement.....(more)

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A small picturesque village in the Cotswolds region of England. The village contains around 30 stone cottages, with the Notgrove Estate first mentioned in the Doomsday book, now a.......(more)

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Chiswick was the home and the haunt of prosperous and fashionable folk in the romantic, heady days of the 17th and 18th-centuries.....(more)

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