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Helmsley Group seals office deal at The Old Fire Station, York - Vimarsana News

Helmsley Group seals office deal at The Old Fire Station, York

PART of York's refurbished fire station has been sold in the latest deal highlighting the continuing appetite for office space in the city despite…

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IDS-TILDA remembers those who have played a significant role in its research - Vimarsana News

IDS-TILDA remembers those who have played a significant role in its research

IDS-TILDA - 'one of the most significant studies on the ageing of people with ID in the world' - hosted commemorative ceremony to respectfully remember participants who have given so generously to the study, on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

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Unravelling the mystery of the tomb of the Black Prince - Vimarsana News

Unravelling the mystery of the tomb of the Black Prince

An analysis of the Black Prince's effigy at Canterbury Cathedral suggests it was ordered as a pair, along with an effigy of Edward III, the Black Prince's father.

Pandemics in the Parish | History Today - Vimarsana News

Pandemics in the Parish | History Today

Fear of Plague in the House of Fitzeisulf, a detail from Trinity Chapel window, Canterbury Cathedral, 14th century. Alamy. In the summer of 1348 the Chronicle of the Grey Friars at Lynn recorded the arrival in England of the Black Death. It described how sailors from Gascony had disembarked in the port of Weymouth bringing with them ‘the seeds of the terrible pestilence’. From the south coast the plague spread rapidly throughout England. The medieval chronicler Henry Knighton remarked how ‘few lay sick for more than two or three days’ before dying. According to another medieval chron...