Transport and Logistics Network
Also called cottages or ‘homes for heroes’ and built in groups or colonies, over 2,700 were constructed throughout Ireland after WWI.
Nigel has documented around 1,252 in Northern Ireland[1], built between 1921 and 1939, with details of the first occu…
A motorcyclist’s life was saved by the quick-thinking actions of a passer-by after a man driving home from Alton Towers had crashed into him. However, due to the severity of his injuries the victim had to have a leg amputated, Derby Crown Court heard.
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Hitting the open road on four wheels – what could be more glamorous, more exciting, more emblematic of total freedom? Well, sometimes – but when it comes to driving abroad, the reality is often somewhat different. Throw in a twinge of anxiety abou…
The south west is often considered the spiritual home of cheese – the recipe for cheddar can be traced as far back as the 12th century. One new cheesemonger in Bristol is working hard to reinforce that notion and and spread the good word across Bristol…
Known for its epic road and rail trips through the vast, open countryside of the dusty Outback[1], Australia is often overlooked by Brits as a cruise destination. Yet the world’s largest island has over 37,000 miles of coastline fronting the South…