British heritage train uses US whistle, sparks row
A heritage train marking 200 years of British railways has stirred debate after being fitted with an American-style whistle, raising questions about authenticity and tradition.
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UK's most remote train journey revealed
Explore the breathtaking and lesser-known train routes across the UK, offering stunning landscapes and a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle.
Why Brits are falling back in love with railways
Discover how Britain's railways are capturing hearts, offering nostalgia, sustainability, and adventure to millions across the UK.
LNER unveils futuristic train vision for 2075
LNER has revealed its bold vision for the future of rail travel, showcasing AI-driven trains, modular carriages, and sustainable energy solutions set to transform journeys by 2075.
Neolithic long cairn in Yorkshire granted legal protection
A 5,000-year-old Neolithic long cairn in North Yorkshire has been awarded additional legal safeguards to preserve its historical significance for future generations.
Save Bernat Klein’s Scottish Borders Studio
A grassroots campaign is fighting to preserve the modernist masterpiece of textile designer Bernat Klein in the Scottish Borders, highlighting its cultural and architectural significance.
Why UK Train Passengers Duck Under Bridges – 1932 Mystery
Discover the fascinating history behind why train riders in the UK instinctively duck under certain bridges, a tradition dating back to 1932.
First Nations Pasifika to face British & Irish Lions
In a landmark moment for rugby, the First Nations Pasifika team is set to take on the British & Irish Lions in a historic match that celebrates cultural heritage and sporting excellence.
How to restore windows in a listed building
Discover expert tips on renovating windows in listed buildings while preserving their historic charm and complying with strict conservation laws.
UNESCO adds new sites to World Heritage List
Explore the newest additions to UNESCO's prestigious World Heritage List, featuring breathtaking cultural landmarks and natural wonders from around the globe.
Speeding driver kills pedestrian near Stonehenge
A fatal accident near Stonehenge has raised concerns over road safety at the UNESCO World Heritage Site. A speeding driver struck and killed a pedestrian, prompting calls for better safety measures.
Edinburgh hotel in hot water over Honda lobby display
The Leonardo Hotel in Edinburgh has sparked controversy by showcasing a Honda car in its lobby, drawing criticism from locals and heritage groups.
Bats block Marlborough Mound restoration plans
A colony of protected bats has halted plans to reduce the height of the ancient Marlborough Mound, sparking a debate between heritage conservation and wildlife protection.
C2C rail rebrands as Great British Railways
The popular C2C rail service has officially rebranded under the Great British Railways banner, marking a new era for commuters in Essex and London. Here’s how the changes will affect your daily journey.
Grand Canyon site renamed to honour Native heritage
The National Park Service has renamed a historic site in the Grand Canyon to recognise the contributions of Native American tribes, sparking both celebration and debate.
Trenitalia bids for Great British Railways contract
Italian state-owned rail operator Trenitalia is reportedly in talks to run parts of Britain's railways under the new Great British Railways system, signalling potential foreign investment in UK transport infrastructure.
NY mayor sparks outrage with Italian-American remarks
New York's mayor faces backlash after remarks deemed offensive to the Italian-American community, igniting a heated debate on cultural sensitivity.
Colorado Couple's Historic Home Faces Demolition – Outrage Erupts
A historic house in Colorado is set to be demolished, sparking outrage among local residents who are fighting to preserve the cherished landmark.
Bayeux Tapestry UK display risks revealed
Experts warn of potential damage and political tensions as plans emerge to display the historic Bayeux Tapestry in the UK.
American Cricket Fan’s Unexpected Love for Test Matches
An American cricket enthusiast shares his unexpected love for the traditional format of the game, defying stereotypes and embracing the sport’s rich heritage.
Labour attacks Transport Sec over Trenitalia rail contract
Labour criticises Transport Secretary Mark Harper for awarding a contract to Italian firm Trenitalia to oversee parts of Great British Railways, raising concerns over foreign involvement in UK's rail future.
£3.4m plan to create urban "nature towns" across UK
A groundbreaking £3.4 million project aims to transform urban areas into thriving green spaces, reconnecting communities with nature through innovative conservation efforts.
Caddo Nation loses last fluent speaker of native language
The Caddo Nation mourns as its last fluent speaker dies, marking the potential extinction of a centuries-old indigenous language.
FDA chief faces heat over Native American ancestry claims
The FDA Commissioner's claims of Native American ancestry are under fire as Congress demands transparency amid allegations of false representation.
New UNESCO Heritage Sites Announced for 2025
Discover the breathtaking new UNESCO World Heritage Sites announced for 2025, from ancient ruins to natural wonders, and why they matter.
Southampton Airport axes cemetery trees for runway
Southampton Airport faces backlash after cutting down trees in South Stoneham Cemetery to expand its runway, prompting local protests and heritage concerns.
Neuschwanstein Castle Eyes UNESCO World Heritage Status
Germany's iconic Neuschwanstein Castle, the real-life inspiration for Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle, is being considered for UNESCO World Heritage status. Discover the history and magic behind this Bavarian landmark.
Sycamore Gap tree vandal jailed in landmark case
A man has been sentenced to prison for felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree, sparking outrage and highlighting the consequences of heritage vandalism in the UK.
£1m pledged to save Yorkshire's Queensbury Tunnel
The UK government has committed £1 million to stabilise the historic Queensbury Tunnel in Yorkshire, sparking hopes for its future as a cycling and walking route.
Sycamore Gap tree vandal sentenced
A man has been sentenced for felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree near Hadrian's Wall, in a case that sparked national outrage. Read the latest from Newcastle Crown Court.
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