Rochdale Churches: Holy Communion, Bible Study, and More
Discover upcoming services and events at St Luke's, Holy Trinity, St Mary's, St Chad's, and St Andrew's. Includes Holy Communion, Bible study, concerts, and youth theatre news.
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Persimmon Donates £1,000 to Llangynwyd Primary School
Persimmon Homes West Wales donated £1,000 to Llangynwyd Primary School for an outdoor learning space, part of its Community Champions programme.
Bench Donated in Memory of Ashfield Soldier Adrian Sheldon
A memorial bench honoring Rifleman Adrian Sheldon, killed in Afghanistan in 2009, has been installed at Kingsway Cemetery by Ashfield District Council, donated by Lindum Group.
Walsall Councillors Seek Delay on Leather Museum Relocation
Five Walsall councillors call for an extraordinary meeting to defer the Leather Museum relocation until after local elections, citing democratic concerns.
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Digbeth Heritage at Risk: Expert Warns of Threats
A conservation specialist from The Victorian Society expresses concerns about Digbeth's historic buildings as development pressures mount. The expert highlights risks from neglect, speculative purchases, and planning applications that could erode the area
Medieval Ring Joins Britain's Oldest Provincial Society
A 15th-century silver gilt ring discovered by metal detectorists in Gosberton has been acquired by the Spalding Gentlemen's Society, Britain's oldest provincial learned society and the UK's second-oldest surviving museum.
New Book Chronicles 500 Years of Wollaton Park History
The Wollaton Historical and Conservation Society releases a new book on Wollaton Park, written by volunteer ranger Colin Robbins. This 36-page volume features photos, maps, and details on 500 years of history and local flora and fauna, filling a gap since
Anglo-Saxon Coins Reveal 9th Century West Midlands Secrets
A 1,100-year-old coin hoard discovered near Bickmarsh, Worcestershire, offers new insights into trade, travel, and daily life in the Anglo-Saxon era, with 63 coins dating from AD 871-874.
Cromwell Dissolves Parliament, Establishes Protectorate
On this day in 1653, Oliver Cromwell dissolved England's Rump Parliament, replacing it with the short-lived Barebones Parliament, which paved the way for the Protectorate declaration.
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Defiant Campaigners Fight to Save Historic White Lion Pub
The Friends of the White Lion group continues its battle to protect the historic pub in Caldmore, facing a lengthy wait for a local listing decision while fearing deterioration by owners.
Historic Statues Return to Birmingham's Paradise After 11 Years
Two iconic statues of Joseph Priestley and James Watt are set to be reinstated at the Paradise development this summer, following over a decade in storage after the Central Library demolition.
Birmingham's Crumbling Heritage Reflects Societal Decay
The visible decay of Birmingham's historic buildings like The Crown pub and Electric Cinema symbolizes deeper systemic issues affecting the city's residents and communities.
Five-Year Fight to Save Historic Caldmore Pub Continues
The Friends of the White Lion group battles to secure local listing for the historic pub, fearing owners may let it deteriorate to ease redevelopment.
Midlands Memorial Arboretum Changes Name to RBL Gardens
Staffordshire's National Memorial Arboretum, a major Midlands attraction frequented by royalty, will be renamed the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens in September following full integration with the charity.
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Richard I's Second Coronation and Trivia Quiz Answers
A look back at King Richard I's second coronation in 1194, along with answers to a trivia quiz covering music, politics, geography, and more.
Major Archaeological Project to Explore Cave Beneath Welsh Castle
A five-year archaeological project funded by the Calleva Foundation will explore Wogan Cavern beneath Pembroke Castle, uncovering prehistoric human and animal remains dating back over 100,000 years.
Culloden Battle Anniversary and Trivia Quiz Answers
On this day in 1746, the Battle of Culloden ended the Jacobite uprising. Plus, answers to a daily trivia quiz covering history, music, and more.
Walmer Castle Gets £3M in Cultural Heritage Funding
Walmer Castle in Kent receives £3.08 million as part of a £127.8 million national investment in cultural venues, supporting roof repairs and preservation for future generations.
Cannock Chase Stepping Stones: Scenic Spot with Dark History
The Sherbrook Valley Stepping Stones in Cannock Chase, Staffordshire, offer a popular walking trail feature with a macabre origin story dating back to 1954, sourced from Stafford Prison's Hangman's Gate.
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Birmingham's Titanic Link: Whistles Saved Lives in 1912
ACME Whistles in Birmingham supplied lifesaving whistles to the Titanic, a connection only discovered decades later when the firm's managing director watched the famous film.
Titanic Anniversary and Daily Quiz Answers (15.04.2026)
On this day in 1912, the Titanic sank on its maiden voyage, resulting in 1,500 deaths. Plus, find answers to the daily quiz questions for April 14, covering history, sports, and trivia.
Edward IV's 1471 Victory and Daily Quiz Answers Revealed
A look back at the Battle of Barnet in 1471, where Edward IV reclaimed the English throne, plus answers to today's general knowledge quiz questions for trivia enthusiasts.
Macclesfield's Past: Vintage Photos Show Life in Cheshire
A collection of archival images from Macclesfield, Cheshire, offers a glimpse into early 20th-century life, from factory work to wartime efforts and flooded streets.
Charles I Convenes Short Parliament in 1640
On April 12, 1640, King Charles I summoned the Short Parliament, ending an 11-year gap. This historical event marks a key moment in British political history, highlighting tensions that led to the English Civil War.
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Council Leader Regrets Closure of Historic Sparkbrook Centre
Birmingham City Council leader John Cotton acknowledges community pain as the Friends Institute heritage building closes, citing safety issues and austerity legacy.
West Midlands Park's Hollywood Link to Charlie Chaplin
Black Patch Park in Smethwick holds a surprising Hollywood history, with local folklore claiming it as the possible birthplace of silent film legend Charlie Chaplin, amidst its industrial past.
Solihull Pub's Collapsing Barn Saved for Restaurant
Grade II listed Bulls Head pub in Barston secures permission to convert its dilapidated barn into a new restaurant and function space, preserving the historic structure.
Electric Cinema Revival Plan in Birmingham Amid Demolition Threat
Ian Francis leads a campaign to save Birmingham's Electric Cinema from demolition with a £10m restoration plan, aiming to preserve its cultural heritage and transform Station Street.
Birmingham's St Paul's Church at Risk of Collapse
St Paul's Church, a 250-year-old Grade I listed Georgian landmark in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, is just five years from becoming a crumbling ruin unless urgent roof repairs begin this year. The Raise The Roof campaign has raised only £200,000 of the
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HMS Conway Memorial Window Unveiled at Llanedwen Church
A new stained glass window commemorating the training ship HMS Conway will be dedicated at Llanedwen Church in Llanfairpwllgwyngyll on April 18, honoring the ship's historical ties to the area.
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