As part of our Yorkshire’s Back Garden campaign and in the run-up to National Tree Week (26 November to 4 December), we are asking you to share your images of your favourite Yorkshire autumnal scenes.
Jack Charlton returns to Hirst Park, Northumberland
Blaze Tarsha in front of Degas’ Miss La La at the Cirque Fernando (1879), showing the revered black French 19th Century aerial artiste suspended 200 feet in the air by her teeth
250 years ago, on an abandoned patch of land near London’s Waterloo, showman, entrepreneur and equestrian rider Philip Astley drew out a circle in the ground and filled it with astounding physical acts. This spectacle was the world’s very first circus.
HLF, The Land Trust and Big Lottery Fund have created this new website, called Prosperous Parks, to help the owners, managers and users of parks and green spaces explore innovative ways of generating income. Like many public services, parks often rely on local authority funding to ensure they are
Discussions are taking place around a re-dedication ceremony in 2014 and plans are in the pipeline for a host of events for all communities to enjoy at the much-loved site. The Heritage Lottery Fund project, Raising The Barr, aimed to reinstate the well-known landmark as a shining beacon of