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William Howson was originally born in Scorton in 1924 and has dated his familys links to the Lake District back to 1677.

Dreweatts is to present a private collection of works by one of the greatest British ceramicists of the 20th century, William Howson Taylor (1876-1935). The collection originates from the famous Ruskin studio pottery in the West Midlands, which ran from 1898-1933. The 25 pieces come directly by descent, having been passed to Adam Ferneyhough (the

Brits have been pulling out all of the stops to create the scariest displays around - with many using the attention from neighbours and locals they get to raise money for charity.

It is a house for all those who love things that are grim, ghoulish and go bump in the night.

It is a house for all those who love things that are grim, ghoulish and go bump in the night.

"We don’t charge people to come in, it’s just all about the fun."

Halloween obsessed couple William Howson, 67, and wife Roslyn, 61, have spent seven weeks turning their Motherwell home into a terrifying haunted house - for the 16th year.