Scarborough's iconic Grade II Rotunda museum has reopened with a celebration of the work of William Smith, whose geological discoveries over 200 years ago became the basis of all mineral and oil exploration today.

The National War Museum's exciting new exhibition covers the bloody and important history of men on the fighting front of Scotland's battlefields - from 15th century mercenaries to infantry soldiers in today's army. 

More a Christmas experience than anything else, a trip to Lincoln is guaranteed to melt the heart of even the most avowed anti- shopper, with one of the biggest events of its kind in Europe.

Whilst, most regrettably, Remembrance parades throughout the length and breadth of Great Britain are declining, the Sunderland Remembrance  parade is expanding and developing with each passing year. 

Preparations are already well underway for this year’s parade, which is now widely recognised as being the biggest and most inclusive event of its kind outside of London.

Mary King's Ghost Fest, the hugely popular and award wining paranormal festival, returns to Edinburgh from Friday 9th to Sunday 18th May with a host of events which will enable fans and new visitors alike to explore Edinburghs other side.

Leicester Libraries are running the following events over the next few months.

Laying and maintaining the hedgerows along the boundaries of the restored Droitwich Canals is very important to help ensure that wildlife will continue to live and thrive there and your help is needed!