These shy creatures roost in old buildings, tree hollows, caves, and nest boxes by day. Probably the rarest bird of prey to see in Hertfordshire is the European Honey Buzzard. This large bird ...

In fact, the whole county is covered, if not smothered with information which has greater meaning to those familiar with historic Hertfordshire than those who may pass through it on the M1, M25 and A1 ...

There are believed to be five breeding pairs in Hertfordshire, but if you do want to catch a rare glimpse of these birds, St Albans Cathedral might be the place. In both 2022 and 2024, a pair of ...

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Archaeologists can finally publicly discuss the Melsonby Hoard, a collection of Iron Age artifacts that they have been ...

Maps help us to connect with our localities and many of us are familiar with maps of our local area. Historic maps in particular provide us with an important window onto our past and reveal how a ...

The Cotswolds became an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1966, but these fascinating historic photographs show that it has always been outstandingly beautiful - quintessential, idyllic, rural ...

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Today, early spells of sunshine are expected. It will then cloud over, with the odd spell of rain developing from the north. Tonight Tonight will see some clouds to start with the odd shower ...

They created color-coded maps based on these surveys ... six and seven rooms from 50-60-70 years old.” In Dubuque, city leaders said redlining started there in the mid-1930s.

The latest in Amberley's new series, Churches of Hertfordshire encourages those who live in the county or are visiting to discover the history on their doorsteps. The author writes: "The ...