History documentary dealing with the origins of the British monarchy amid the Anglo-Saxon / Viking wars of early medieval ...

The Saxons, pragmatic and descriptive, named it for exactly what it was Twynham (or Tweoxneam), meaning "the place between two rivers".

Around 10,000 years ago, humans began to repopulate the British Isles. They started to assign names to the things they ...

The war in Ukraine has emerged as one of the defining struggles of the 21st century, redrawing global fault lines and ...

Globetrots, a renowned etymology expert, has shed light on the significance of 'ham' in British place names such as ...

Residents in the Kings Barton housing development may be surprised that, in summer and autumn 1756, the residents of Winchester and its ...

There is no point visiting Burford without stopping at some of the town's traditional British pubs such as The Mermaid, an ...

The Saxons, pragmatic and descriptive, named it for exactly what it was  Twynham (or Tweoxneam), meaning "the place between two rivers".

Stephen Means, Stefan Krajisnik and Andrew Gillis discuss Ohio State's preparation for Indiana in the Big Ten Championship Game.

The North East has an abundance of places with names ending in by, wick or ley - like Thornaby, Hardwick and Stanley. But why?

The Strand, which today has its western limit at Trafalgar Square, was first recorded in the Roman period, as the ...

French]🗞 Read the full article in French In the far northwest of British Columbia lies a place few Canadians can name, but where ...