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How teen beauty queen has been spreading lockdown happiness to her care home pen pals Lilly-Anne Gibson, 16, has spent the past year helping others during the pandemic 05:00, 4 APR 2021 Lilly-Anne Gibson delivers donated Easter eggs to Pendine Park’s Pen y Bryn care home in Summerhill (Image: Mandy Jones) Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recomme...

A KIND-hearted teenager found an egg-cellent way to help make Easter extra special this year for care home residents in Wrexham.

L-R: Trevor Higgins (Bradford Breakthrough), Catherine Riley (Kirkgate Centre), Ian Ward (The Broadway) and Mike Cartwright (Chamber of Commerce) NON-ESSENTIAL businesses in Bradford are "very excited" ahead of being able to potentially re-open next month, but safety remains a "priority" as the fight against Covid continues. Under Step 2 of the Government's roadmap, non-essential shops will be able to re-open on 12 April, while hospitality venues will also be allowed to serve people outdoors. After a tough 12 months, Dr Trevor Higgins, Chief Executive of Bradford Breakthrough, has tippe...

© Courtesy of Pamukkale University Archaeologists uncovered the coins in 2019 but only examined them recently due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Archaeologists in the ancient Turkish city of Aizanoi have discovered a cache of 651 Roman coins in a vessel buried near a stream, reports Muharrem Cin for the state-run Anadolu Agency. "The jug was aimed to be kept [in place] by three terracotta plates covering it," lead archaeologist Elif Özer of Pamukkale University tells the Hurriyet Daily News, adding that that the coins were likely buried during Emperor Augustus' reign (27 B.C. — 14 A.D.). Per ...

As the History Blog notes, Luoyang, located on the shores of the Luo River, was the capital of the Eastern Han dynasty for almost 200 years. Its establishment in 25 A.D. marked a shift from the Western to Eastern Han period, and the city remained the seat of power until the dynasty's collapse in 220. Since 2017, researchers have found more than 100 tombs at a cemetery in the city's Baicaopo Village. The mausoleum, located at the northeast corner of the cemetery, is a large complex that includes homes. Ancient literature suggests that the burial grounds' administrators, guards, low-ranking c...