Looking at my Substack  feed yesterday I was struck by this post from Alexander Thompson, which can be read below: How much do you think t...

Following the death of King John, who on his deathbed entrusted the care of his son and heir to William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, the dece...

I was looking online for a view of early sixteenth century London, and more especially for that drawn by  Anthony van den Wyngaerde in the 1...

Medieval Way  has a new and informative video about ridge-and-furrow cultivation in the English midlands in the medieval and early modern pe...

During the night of October 18th-19th 1216 as a storm raged outside King John breathed his last at Newark Castle. He was in the midst of a c...

 It was about a month ago that the Oxford Oratory publicly launched its “Putting it all back” restoration of the sanctuary in the church of ...

The Advaticanum  website reports that the Archbishop of Birmingham has agreed in principle to the celebration of a Sarum Use - or Rite - Mas...

Seven centuries ago the London of 1326 was falling into chaos. The invasion of the country led by the Queen, Isabella of France, and her lov...