If Napoleon had this cream, history may have been different…
by Fiona Chapman. One of the highlights of walking in the woods in autumn is coming across glossy, tactile and...
Meditations in nature: The phantom of the forest
by Susie Curtin. It is not often that I set out into the woods with an agenda, but I have...
King Henry VIII and the colourful history of the parish register…
by Laura Manning. The Blackmore Vale Family History Group welcomed the secretary of the Somerset and Dorset Family History Society...
Halloween ‘Henge
FAMILIES are being urged to gather their little monsters for a ghoulishly good day out at Stonehenge this half term....
Holmes at stones
THE world’s most famous detectives will be at the world’s most famous stone circle as they bid to solve a...
New display details Stonehenge’s parallels with Japanese circles
A NEW exhibition at Stonehenge will feature ancient Japanese artefacts – none of which have been displayed in Britain before....
Clothes, hats, shoes, fabrics and more besides
Acreman St. Antiques Auction Sherborne is holding its specialist Textile, Fashion & Apparel Auction on Friday 21 October with viewing...
Style the order of the day at auction
WOOLLEY & Wallis will host a Design auction on Wednesday and Thursday, October 19 and 20. The auction follows design...
Rothschild Italian marble table forms centrepiece of New Forest house sale
A 200-year-old table valued at £3,500 around 100 years ago when it was bought by Alfred de Rothschild has sold...
October is a fruit forager’s heaven
As the leaves begin to turn, the nuts and berries on hedgerows and in woods are ripening. Helen Keating from...