Us Brits it seems are in for a treat as the BBC are planning to start filming next month on a lavish new costume drama – but not the usual Austen, Bronte, Elliot or Dickens fiction which we’ve all come to enjoy on dark winter evenings, but a true story based on the diaries of Anne Lister of Halifax, Yorkshire.
Motor Trade Liability explained for simpletons.
Here we will take a look at the social phenomenon that was the Levi Jeans adverts in the UK in the 1990’s. The songs that were used in the adverts always seemed to reach the top of the charts.
Camping has always been a popular activity of the British people, and in the early 1930’s the London & North Eastern Railway added a whole new dimension to the concept of camping that would open it up to everyone, especially people to people with young families. They introduced the Railway Camping Coach.
The Modern Movement in architecture and design originated in Europe in the 1920s. The Bauhaus was a pioneering design school in Germany led by Walter Gropius, who was obsessed with the ideal of progress. Gropius felt that design had to be in tune with the modern age. Modernists were inspired by the efficiency of machines and this gave rise to a minimalist aesthetic.
A tour – with accompanying images – of some of the remarkable geodesic domes of planet Earth.
Another bi-product of Norfolk. Sir Christopher Cockerell spent his formative years at school in Norfolk, just a short distance along the coast from the birth place of Horatio Nelson. On the 50th anniversary of the Hovercraft’s invention, what better way to commemorate it than with a quick article by a Norfolk Native!!
Teas have been brewed, seeped, iced and enjoyed for thousands of years all over the world.
City breaks in Europe are increasing in popularity but often the hunt for that memento to take back home with you can be frustrating. Here are a number of suggestions – some of Europe’s most delightful design emporium that will leave you with more choice than you bargained for.
