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  • Britain’s forgotten Christmas traditions

    Britain’s forgotten Christmas traditions

    We all have our own traditions when it comes to Christmas, maybe you all get new pyjamas to go to bed with on Christmas Eve, maybe you leave out a treat for Father Christmas or if you don’t celebrate or celebrate a different holiday in your house hold, there are other traditions that are special to you. Did you know though that Britain’s general Christmas traditions have changed throughout the years and some have disappeared completely.

  • Stir up Sunday – a winter tradition

    Stir up Sunday – a winter tradition

    It won’t be long before the Christmas decorations are up, Michael Buble is thawed out and crooning from our speakers and the shops start advertising Christmas Puddings.

  • Heritage events to enjoy this half term

    Heritage events to enjoy this half term

    Want to indulge in some heritage this half term? Spooky season, with its ghost stories is the best time to unearth Britain’s heritage – here are our suggestions for a fun day out for the whole family this half term.

  • Traditional autumnal recipes

    Traditional autumnal recipes

    We might be biased but there are few things better than traditional British cuisine, especially at this time of year when you’ll find hearty, warming dishes, full of spices and flavour. To help you get into the spirit of the season, here are some recipes for traditional autumnal fare – enjoy!

  • Heritage Open Days in Bath & North East Somerset

    Heritage Open Days in Bath & North East Somerset

    Venues across Bath and North East Somerset will open their doors this month for Heritage Open Days (6-15 September). Now in its 30th year, the nationwide celebration of history and culture is a chance to see inside hidden places and try out new experiences, all for free.

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