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…latest project. After watching some experimental films and discussing some of the artists who would be included in an upcoming…

…Museums and Entertainments Committee met noting a complication: ‘the manor and all of the structures within its curtilage including the…

…‘Parisian Can Can’ dance. Even today mutoscopes are more commonly known as ‘what the butler saw’ machines, named after one…

…20th century households, rich and poor alike, lived in fear of the common bedbug. Once present in a house these…

…Sussex Daily News. Dated 26 March 1935 and entitled The Companionship of Dogs, Margery walks through the cemetery commenting on…

…enjoyed and often struggled financially. He completed some further commissions, with the help of publisher Leonard Smithers. He even set…

…used to serve the greater good of the community. Her home, Balcombe Place, near Haywards Heath would become the Women’s…

…decidedly Queer destination, hotspot and comparative safe space, Brighton has ticked multiple boxes for decades. Its reputation grew as I…

…Saturday 19 November 2011 staging a living history presentation in which Oscar Wilde and his Aesthetic companions promenade the palace….

…Act. It is the first to depict a woman in Parliament Square and commemorates one of the most influential feminists…