A Doorway on St James Square: The Dispensary, Monmouth
A Georgian town house in Monmouth served as a dispensary, a nine-bed hospital and a convent school. Its blue plaque marks a quiet chapter in the town's medical history.
Wales
Welsh castles, abbeys, standing stones, piers and pit villages, with the people and stories behind them, from Tintern's ruins to the drowned village of Capel…
The Story of the Llandudno Pier: A Victorian Seaside Legacy
Llandudno Pier stands as a testament to Victorian ingenuity and the enduring charm of seaside tourism in Wales.
Down the Pit, Up the Touchline: Ivor Powell, MBE
Ivor Powell went from a South Wales coal mine to Wales caps, a Guinness record and an MBE. He was still coaching students at Bath at 93.
Coal at the Valley Floor: The Story of Bargoed Colliery
For eighty years Bargoed Colliery dominated the Rhymney Valley, setting a remarkable output record in 1909 before closing in 1977. This is the story of the pit and what followed it.
The Evolution of Caernarfon Castle: A Symbol of Power and Heritage
Caernarfon Castle, a formidable fortress built by Edward I, reflects centuries of history and heritage. This article explores its transformation into a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Glamorous History of the Pavilion Theatre: A Cardiff Landmark
Explore the Pavilion Theatre's rich history in Cardiff, a hub of entertainment since 1906, showcasing its cultural significance and memorable performances.