Famed TripAdvisor Restaurant Shuts Doors After 17 Years Friday, October 10, 2025 restaurant closure tripadvisor gratitude loyalty community food history shutdown cuisine After 17 years of serving guests and earning rave reviews on TripAdvisor, a beloved local restaurant has announced its unexpected closure. Since opening its doors in 2008, the establishment has built a devoted following, … Read More
People Spot 'Genius' Reason Behind Mysterious Hole in Cotswolds Church Wall Thursday, October 9, 2025 cotswolds church architecture history mystery design heritage restoration building tradition Visitors to a historic church in the Cotswolds have recently uncovered a clever explanation for a puzzling gap in one of its stone walls. For years, the small hole had left many scratching their heads, unsure of its purpose. … Read More
What Lies Beneath? Rare Hillside Underground Bunker Hits the Market for £20,000 Tuesday, October 7, 2025 bunker underground coldwar history shelter property realestate heritage uk defense Hidden away in a quiet hillside, a unique piece of British history has gone on the market for just £20,000. This rare underground bunker, one of only 1,500 still standing across the UK, offers a glimpse into Cold War-era … Read More
Discover a Charming Cotswolds Town: Famous Castle and Historic 15th Century Coaching Inns Sunday, October 5, 2025 cotswolds castle coachinginns autumn heritage travel tourism history england getaway Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, this enchanting town is a must-see destination for those seeking a blend of history, charm, and natural beauty. Known for its iconic castle, steeped in centuries of history, the town … Read More
Cheltenham’s Live Aid-Inspired Festival Celebrated 40 Years On by Local Heroes Sunday, September 28, 2025 liveaid cheltenham community fundraising volunteers music festival charity history anniversary Forty years ago, Cheltenham answered the call inspired by Live Aid with a local concert that embodied the true spirit of community. In just five whirlwind, hope-driven weeks, a group of volunteers turned a casual chat in a … Read More
Gloucester Author Surprised by Lack of Contact from City Chiefs Over Canary Girls Commemoration Friday, September 19, 2025 gloucester canarygirls munitionettes commemoration carolinemeek history quedgeley wwi munitions tribute Caroline Meek, a Gloucester-based author, expressed surprise that Gloucester City Council has not contacted her regarding their plans to commemorate the Canary Girls — the female workers who produced munitions during World … Read More