The South Yorkshire city of Sheffield has long held its status as a city of national significance, changing to reflect the times we’ve lived through. Once a humble market town, Sheffield experienced a huge boom in size and economic stature during the industrial revolution. Dealing mainly in steel, this led to the appearance of its … Read more
Images of Robin Hood and his Merrie Men spring to mind when we think of the East Midlands city of Nottingham. Although the ‘Prince of Thieves’ has done much to excel Nottingham’s international reputation, there is far more to this delightful city than robbing the rich to give to the poor. Sports lovers can wander … Read more
The city of scouse, dockyard history, The Beatles, intense football rivalry and a famous affability amongst its residents, Liverpool is without a doubt a city that should not be missed. Once famous for its booming dockside, Liverpool was known as the gateway to the Atlantic Ocean and the bustling British Empire. Throughout the mid-20th century, … Read more
Once known as the workshop of the world, Birmingham has undoubtedly carved its place in history and cemented its place in the future of modern Britain. Located in the very centre of the country, Birmingham is a bustling metropolis of over one million people and has a vibrant city-culture to match. Wander through the modern … Read more