Ellen DeGeneres Seeks Permission for All-Weather Riding Arena at Flood-Prone Cotswolds Estate Tuesday, May 12, 2026 ellendegeneres portiaderossi cotswolds flooding horseriding development planningpermission archaeology stables estate Ellen DeGeneres and her partner, Portia de Rossi, are pursuing planning permission to construct an all-weather riding arena at their flood-affected estate in the Cotswolds. The couple’s 43-acre Kitesbridge Farm, near Burford, … Read More
Ellen DeGeneres Seeks Permission for All-Weather Riding Arena at Flood-Prone Cotswolds Home Friday, May 1, 2026 ellendegeneres cotswolds horseriding flooding planningpermission archaeology renovation stables riverwindrush equestrian Ellen DeGeneres, the former US talk show host, is facing a new planning challenge at her Cotswolds property, Kitesbridge Farm, as she and partner Portia de Rossi seek approval to build an all-weather riding arena. The couple, … Read More
Ellen DeGeneres Seeks Approval for All-Weather Riding Arena at Flood-Prone Cotswolds Estate Friday, May 1, 2026 ellendegeneres portiaderossi cotswolds equestrian flooding planning renovation archaeology ridingarena stables Ellen DeGeneres, the former US talk show host, is now facing a planning hurdle as she and her partner, Portia De Rossi, seek permission to build an all-weather riding arena at their flood-affected Cotswolds estate. Their … Read More
Ellen DeGeneres Faces Council Scrutiny Over Roman Site at Cotswolds Estate Monday, April 20, 2026 ellendegeneres portiaderossi cotswolds archaeology romanhistory stables planning heritage renovation equestrian Ellen DeGeneres and her partner Portia de Rossi are embroiled in a planning dispute concerning their £15 million Cotswolds estate, Kitesbridge Farm, near Burford. The couple, who purchased the 43-acre property in 2024 and … Read More
Rare Bronze Age Timber Well Unearthed, Revealing Life from 3,500 Years Ago Monday, April 13, 2026 bronzeage archaeology timber well preservation gloucester excavation waterlogged ancient history During an archaeological excavation in an area south of Gloucester, a rare and exceptionally well-preserved Bronze Age timber structure has been uncovered, offering a unique window into life 3,500 years ago. Initially … Read More
Rare Bronze Age Timber Well Unearthed, Revealing Life 3,500 Years Ago Monday, April 13, 2026 bronzeage archaeology timber well preservation gloucester watermanagement excavation organicmaterial history During a routine archaeological dig near Gloucester, a rare and remarkably well-preserved wooden structure dating back 3,500 years to the Bronze Age has been uncovered. Initially mistaken for random bits of timber, the find … Read More