PUBLISHED: 14:35 14 September 2018 | UPDATED: 14:35 14 September 2018 Judy Rimmer Bardwell Windmill during a previous open day. Picture: PHIL MORLEY Archant Stately homes, castles, ruins, windmills, gardens and historic boats are all welcoming visitors free of charge for this year’s Heritage Open Days. The Corn Hall in Diss. Picture: SONYA DUNCANWhile this is a national festival, support is especially strong in the East of England. Altogether, around 900 events are taking place across the region, including walks, talks, workshops and exhibitions. But, as ever, one of the strongest attractions is the invitation to visit sites may which otherwise request an entry charge, or perhaps are not normally open to the public at all.Heritage Open Days were originally just one weekend, but this year, for the first time in its 24-year history, the event is taking in two long weekends, covering September 6 to 9 and 13 to 16. Here is a look at just 20 out of the … [Read more...] about Opening their doors
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Want a look inside this lost bourbon legend? Castle and Key Distillery opens soon.
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Woman who crashed into tree was more than four times the limit
PUBLISHED: 18:04 31 August 2018 | UPDATED: 18:04 31 August 2018 Suffolk Magistrates Court in Ipswich. Picture: ARCHANT A woman who crashed her car into a tree was found to be more than four times the drink drive limit, a court has heard. Emma Jepson, 31, of Kettle Lane, Needham Market, pleaded guilty to driving with excess alcohol at Suffolk Magistrates’ Court in Ipswich yesterday.Prosecuting, David Bryant said police were called at around 1.40pm on Thursday, August 30, by a member of the public after he had discovered Jepson’s silver Volkswagen Polo in a hedge on the B1078 Coddenham Road at Needham Market.He called the police and made sure she wasn’t hurt.When police officers arrived at the scene Jepson was described as being ‘slumped asleep in the vehicle’.A roadside breath test was carried out and Jepson was arrested and taken to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre.She was again given a breath test - this time blowing 166 micrograms in 100 … [Read more...] about Woman who crashed into tree was more than four times the limit
See how Houston was marketed to the rest of the world way back in 1836
By Craig Hlavaty Published 1:25 pm CDT, Tuesday, August 28, 2018 PHOTOS: Vintage photos of Houston In 1836 the Allen brothers put out an advertisement showing off the settlement along Buffalo Bayou dubbed Houston. The area soon be known as Houston looked more like idyllic hilly European hamlet than a bayou village swarming with mosquitoes and people living in tents. As can be seen in the illustration above they had to fib a little to get the first few settlers in Houston. >>>See real, actual photos of Houston from way back in the day... less PHOTOS: Vintage photos of Houston In 1836 the Allen brothers put out an advertisement showing off the settlement along Buffalo Bayou dubbed Houston. The area soon be known as Houston looked more like idyllic ... more Photo: Bettmann/Bettmann Archive PHOTOS: Rarely-seen photos from Houston will dazzle history buffs We recently uncovered a hefty … [Read more...] about See how Houston was marketed to the rest of the world way back in 1836
Snooze set to open second San Antonio location near Stone Oak Sept. 5
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