Staying open through October
Pining for normality in locked down Britain will only bring us pain but [...]
History
The Americans have seen it on TV now you can see it in person
An historic Northamptonshire stately home is opening its gardens for the [...]
What Charles Dickens thought of elections in Northants and our great unsung literary heroes
Northamptonshire is sadly not normally recognised for its literary [...]
How Northampton’s Eleanor Cross has been saved
After years of neglect, the 700 year old Northampton Queen Eleanor Cross, [...]
A walk through the history of Northampton Market Square
The ancient market of Northampton owes its origin to a series of secular [...]
Why we should tread lightly on the remaining cobbles of Northampton’s Market Square
Northampton’s historic Market Square is in the news. And not for the [...]
Hide inside: a look into the centre for leather excellence
You can’t help a wry smile when you say it: Northampton is the world [...]
Is a light touch the right way to tell a dark story?
“History is not just stuff that happens by accident, we are the products [...]
Northamptonshire’s Richard III was the victim of a French coup
My first encounter with the author of Richard III and the Battle of [...]