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From romantic hideaways to fun-filled activity centres, a few days by the water is the perfect seasonal tonic

In an exemplary showcase of this year’s four Turner prize contenders, Barbara Walker’s devastatingly direct Windrush scandal portraits and Jesse Darling’s antic take on broken Britain lead the field

The hit BBC show's Christmas special will air later this month

The director of the Botley West Solar Farm project said it is a "very admirable project" and opposition will fade away once its built.

A Service of Thanksgiving has been held in Oxford to celebrate 57 years since Barbados gained independence.

With few exceptions, the open-world game has largely been the preserve of Western studios – those with deep enough pockets to fund the development of large-scale sandboxes, rich in scope and de

A Service of Thanksgiving has been held in Oxford to celebrate 57 years since Barbados gained independence.

In 1968, Nizamodeen Hosein followed his siblings out of Trinidad as part of the Windrush Generation – a mass migration of Caribbean people sailing to the United Kingdom to start

West Cumbria hosted its inaugural Culture Bazaar, with hundreds of attendees exploring global dance, music, and cuisine.

ELRITA Gabbidon was 18 when she travelled on a boat from Barbados to the UK in the 1960s as part of the Windrush generation.