Sir Roger de Puleston was one of the most hated people in Wales when he collected taxes on behalf of King Edward I - so unpopular that he ended up hanged from the front of his house in the new walled town ...
Red Wharf Bay is one of Anglesey's most popular visitor areas but it wasn't on the tourist map until Margaret Roberts developed the Min-y-don Hotel to cater for well-heeled British and international guests. She was born at the property, one of 21 siblings, and ...
The old accumulator tower of Briton Ferry dock (near Neath) stands in isolation, surrounded by grassland, but now you can use your mobile and our QR codes to see aerial photos of its context in the 1930s. Our web page about the ...