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Debbie Dance of the Oxford Preservation Trust unveils a treat for history lovers and encourages us to explore When I begin a book I have a habit of turning to the acknowledgements page. I like to think about how a book has come about, who encouraged it, helped with the research, who was trusted to read the early texts. It gives me some insight into the person writing and can read like a story within the story of its own. I wonder what the reader can tell from the acknowledgements in the Oxford Heritage Books. This series of six books, published by OPT over the past 10 years, belong to t...

The best pub gardens in Coventry and Warwickshire as Boris Johnson unveils roadmap out of lockdown Restrictions lifting could mean visits to the pub, but only ones with a beer garden The Bird in Hand (Image: The Bird in Hand Facebook) Never miss another Warwickshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more a...

150-year-old Sleeping Bear Inn, long vacant, to be restored as B&B lodge Updated Jan 07, 2021; Posted Jan 07, 2021 After sitting vacant for 50 years, the historic Sleeping Bear Inn will be restored into a B&B. Photo courtesy National Park Service Facebook Share GLEN HAVEN, MICH. -- A long-shuttered frontier inn that once boarded lumberjacks and dock workers may be getting a new lease on life as a bed-and-breakfast lodge in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Park officials today announced the National Park Service’s intent to lease the historic Sleeping Bear Inn and Garage in Glen Hav...

The Royal Oak in the 1990s - Credit: Sudbury Photo Archive A bar crawl may seem a distant memory - but a new book delves even further back in time into Sudbury’s pubs, inns and clubs.  Retired publican Peter Thorogood’s ‘A Pub Crawl Through Time’ takes the reader to 77 drinking holes – only 20 are currently still here today – over the past few centuries.  Peter Thorogood with his book 'A Pub Crawl Through Time' - Credit: David Higgleton Existing pubs include The Wagon, The North Street Tavern, the Horse and Groom and the Brewery Tap, while many are now ‘extinct’, such as Th...