Lord Leycester News Today

The Warwick Military Heritage Trail provides both visitors and residents with eight locations to visit, which chart the history of the regiments that made their

The restoration of the Lord Leycester Hospital charity’s timber-framed buildings includes new exhibition areas and increased accessibility as well as an upgraded almshouse for military veterans

The lavishly illustrated A-Z of Warwick Places-People-History, published by Amberley.

Warwick, a beautiful little town ‘as English as roast beef, is known as one of the best autumn days out in the UK with historic castle and high street.

Properties across south Warwickshire are taking part in Heritage Open Days from September 8 to 17.

Volunteers are needed in many roles – including in the garden, front of house and tour guides.

The 700-year-old Lord Leycester, built by the Warwick Guilds and set up in the Elizabethan age as a charity for deserving soldiers, is set to re-open its doors

Clive Mason, chairman of the Charity of Thomas Oken and Nicholas Eyffler, which was founded in 1571 and last year distributed more than £200,000 to Warwick caus

The Warwick landmark is the focus of a “once in a century” restoration and improvement project.

Although the Lord Leycester Hospital has weathered 700 years of history, the ancient fabric of the building is beginning to show its age and major conservation work is required to ensure its survival