When you have a real opportunity to start trading in natural gas in a free format, you should definitely do everything possible to use it. In this case, you can count on certain prospects that will be available to you …
This indivisible love of God and nature runs through the mind-set of the English, being found in their poetry and literature, from Caedmon to Keats. It manifests itself in diverse ways, such as the Green Belt, RSPCA, RSPB, the Kinder …
WS member Richard Grant reports that a letter that has come to light reveals a connection between his Hampshire-based family and Lord Kitchener.
Kitchener may not have been history’s greatest general but he became the face of the world’s most …
I enjoyed Jim Gunter’s article in the Autumn Wessex Chronicle, Vol 11, Issue 3, but I take issue with one or two assertions.
Firstly, the “seaxe” portrayed is a heraldic device. The seax was an all-purpose tool used for chopping …
In recent years, WS Patron Lord Bath has passed the management of Longleat to his son, Ceawlin, Viscount Weymouth, whose plans for the estate have since ruffled a few feathers. The result has been a lot of misdirected criticism as …
The Olympic Games are a Greek invention and an English re-invention. Much Wenlock in Shropshire gets the credit for reviving the games in 1850, 46 years before Baron Pierre de Coubertin staged the international revival in Athens.
But Chipping Campden …
Wiltshire Industrial History: Working class episodes, edited by Rosie MacGregor for White Horse (Wiltshire) Trades Council (WaterMarx on behalf of WHTC, 2011, ISBN 978-0-9570726-0-2): reviewed by Douglas Stuckey
This collection of essays concentrates heavily on the decades immediately following …
There are 6 various Wings, and three Twisting Passages with different loot and encounters. You have to complete the attunement quest prior to you go to Torghast. Torghast Wings Skoldus Hall; Fracture Chambers; Soulforges; Coldheart Interstitia; Morg’ Regar; The Upper …
So I think it’s important to continue to build houses. What the local council is doing here is proposing to build a lot of houses in villages and I’ve been, frankly, quite surprised at the negative reaction from a lot …
Above: Dragon Hill is the small hillock immediately below the ridge carrying the White Horse of Uffington. Legend asserts it to be where St George slew the dragon and a patch of chalk on its summit, on which no grass …