700 Years of History for Sale in the Midlands: Inside One of England's Oldest Homes Sunday, May 31, 2026 history architecture staffordshire timberframe heritage medieval listed residence brewood restoration A rare piece of England’s architectural heritage is now available on the market, offering the extraordinary chance to own a home continuously inhabited for over 700 years. Nestled in the heart of the picturesque village … Read More
Tourists Missing Out on Kinver’s Charming High Street While Visiting Iconic West Midlands Landmark Sunday, May 31, 2026 kinver westmidlands tourism village heritage independentshops highstreet rockhouses staffordshire localbusiness Tucked away in the Staffordshire countryside, the quaint village of Kinver is a treasure trove of heritage, community spirit, and independent businesses. While visitors flock to Kinver Edge for its spectacular views and the … Read More
‘Do Not Stop’: Birmingham’s Oldest Swimming Baths Make a Splash with Major Restoration Wednesday, May 27, 2026 heritage swimming restoration birmingham community baths preservation edwardian campaign accessibility A powerful message of perseverance has emerged from Birmingham’s successful campaign to save Moseley Road Baths, the city’s oldest swimming baths. After years of dedicated effort, the future of this cherished heritage site … Read More
Ludlow Crowned Best Market Town in the West Midlands Wednesday, May 27, 2026 ludlow market westmidlands shropshire medieval castle foodie walking tourism heritage The title of Best Market Town in the West Midlands has been awarded to Ludlow, a picturesque town in Shropshire known for its rich heritage and exceptional food culture. While Shrewsbury, set on the River Severn with its … Read More
New Serpentine Park in Birmingham to Unite Centenary Square and Mailbox via Historic Aqueduct Sunday, May 24, 2026 birmingham serpentine park aqueduct heritage greenspace urbandesign playtrail sustainability architecture A fresh burst of greenery could soon enliven Birmingham city centre with the proposed creation of the Serpentine Path — a charming new green space that promises to highlight a little-known Grade II-listed landmark, if … Read More
Grade II Listed Knowle Hall to Transform into Wedding and Events Venue Saturday, May 23, 2026 knowle knowlehall events weddingvenue heritage conservation solihull historicbuilding restoration listedbuilding Owners of the Grade II listed Knowle Hall, a distinguished country house in the Solihull village of Knowle, have submitted plans to convert the property into a venue for weddings and events. Dating back to the 1820s, Knowle … Read More