The Battle of Bosworth was the last significant battle of the Wars of the Roses during the 15th century. The era marked a period of great civil unrest in England, when the Plantagenet king, Henry VI, was on the throne. Born in 1421, he had ascended to the throne at just nine months old, following his father’s death. Continue reading →

Comedian and television presenter Larry Grayson’s famous catchphrase, “Shut that door!” began as a genuine request, after the stage door was left open during a theatrical performance in Redcar in the 1950s. Continue reading →

American R&B group the Pointer Sisters is one of the most enduring family bands in the world – with a career spanning almost five decades to date. Since forming in 1969, the all-girl group has had a string of top 20 hits in both the US and the UK and shows no sign of slowing down any time soon! Continue reading →

Think of one of the most influential yet controversial rock bands of the 1960s and The Doors are arguably one of the first names that will spring to mind. Continue reading →

Two brothers who fled their home in Baghdad to start a new life in England because of religious persecution went on to found the biggest independent creative agency network in the world. Today, the name “Saatchi” has become a global brand, synonymous with ground-breaking and innovative advertising campaigns. Continue reading →

The Steris Corporation has been at the forefront of medical innovations for more than a century, providing high-quality products for hospitals and the healthcare industry. The low-temperature, liquid sterilisation process pioneered by Steris in the 1980s was the first that could be used safely on heat-sensitive equipment. Continue reading →

The vibrant district of Soho, in the West End of London, has been one of the capital’s main entertainment areas since the 19th century. Part of the City of Westminster, it boasts an exciting and fashionable combination of lively nightlife, fine dining and fascinating shops. Continue reading →

The 2018 Winter Olympics is taking place in Pyeongchang, South Korea, from February 9th to 25^{th –} 35,000 spectators will be gathered in the Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium and 13 other venues, to see the world’s top athletes in action. Continue reading →

Being aware of the diverse needs of people with disabilities has not always run parallel with making provisions for them to be able to enjoy equality when entering and moving around buildings. Continue reading →

The modern automatic door may be something that we take for granted now, but it’s only in the last couple of decades that we have come to expect shops, airport, offices, gyms and other public space doors to slide open for us! Continue reading →