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Former Bank of England building becomes luxury stays apartments - Vimarsana News

Former Bank of England building becomes luxury stays apartments

The Grade I-listed former Bank of England building on Broad Street opened in 1847 to a design "of exceptional panache and subtlety"

Review of Parliament art collection lists 343 pieces tainted by slavery - Vimarsana News

Review of Parliament art collection lists 343 pieces tainted by slavery

The review of the Parliamentary collection has identified 68 politicians with connections to slavery- including eminent figures such as Robert Peel.

Paxton Tower and its links to Admiral Nelson | South Wales Guardian - Vimarsana News

Paxton Tower and its links to Admiral Nelson | South Wales Guardian

IN Llanarthney, there is a beautiful, if not slightly imposing, tower standing with a view of the Tywi Valley.

How Worcester's Croome Court is linked to slavery and colonialism - Vimarsana News

How Worcester's Croome Court is linked to slavery and colonialism

(Photo: National Trust) CROOME COURT’S stunning gardens and halls attract visitors from across Worcestershire and beyond. Anyone who has visited will know that it is home to some stunning collections and artefacts, such as a collection of Vincennes, Sevres and Meissen porcelain and examples of George III furniture. The National Trust property is loaded with history and was once home to a range of notable characters such as the 6th Earl of Coventry, Maria Gunning and Barbara St John. However, not every aspect of the property’s history is positive and the property is just one of man...

How Worcester's Croome Court is linked to slavery and colonialism - Vimarsana News

How Worcester's Croome Court is linked to slavery and colonialism

(Photo: National Trust) CROOME COURT’S stunning gardens and halls attract visitors from across Worcestershire and beyond. Anyone who has visited will know that it is home to some stunning collections and artefacts, such as a collection of Vincennes, Sevres and Meissen porcelain and examples of George III furniture. The National Trust property is loaded with history and was once home to a range of notable characters such as the 6th Earl of Coventry, Maria Gunning and Barbara St John. However, not every aspect of the property’s history is positive and the property is just one of man...