The king's name is William I of England, but you might know him better by his later name-- William the Conqueror. [Men shouting] Worsley, voice-over: Most of us think the Norman Conquest of England ...

With the Pope's blessing King William conquered England in 1066, and he permitted Norman lords to raid Wales and carve out ...

A GRADE II listed Queen Anne style house has gone on the market in the county. Haywood Lodge is a six-bedroom home, which although retains ...

Does it bother anyone else that the word “subtle” has a silent “b?” Is it ironic that the word subtle means “understated?” ...

There are many towns across England named some variation of Burley, which translates from Old English as meaning a ...

The first year of Edward I’s reign saw waves of strictures placed on a Jewish community in an already perilous situation. It ...

William’s 1,000th birthday, marked by significant events across England and Normandy, and the year RABBLE theatre aim to ...

With the upcoming series being the latest one to examine the life and tribulations of “Diddy,” three lawyers spoke with WWD ...

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By the late 13th Century, Cheshire began to be known as a county palatine - an area ruled by a hereditary noble - but despite the English Parliament being founded at about the same time, it was not ...