The Domesday Book is a record of landholding in England ... It may be that the lot of many peasants after the conquest is an example of downward social mobility. The surveyors also recorded ...

Today its beach huts can sell for £40,000 and are some of the most expensive in Britain to rent, The Argus's sister title Sussex Life reports .

Badged Cheshire’s most beautiful village and with a history that dates back to the Domesday Book, Great Budworth ... and often overlooked – example of what is so special about Rutland ...

Geographical determinism, the theory that physical environments significantly influence social and political development, offers a ...

But Preston was once a separate settlement from Brighton and dates from before the Domesday Book. As Brighton sprawled ... There are multiple examples of that affecting the local economy. The Woof, ...

As such, it’s a destination in itself, with diners travelling from a distance to sample gastronomic plates ... There’s no reference to Castleton in the Domesday Book of 1086, but three years ...

Ossulstone Hundred had its origins in the Anglo-Saxon period and lasted well into the Victorian era. In other words, ...

North Wales is a playground for Cheshire residents who cross the border for day trips, short breaks and visiting their second homes.

But Preston was once a separate settlement from Brighton and dates from before the Domesday Book. As Brighton sprawled ... There are multiple examples of that affecting the local economy. The Woof, ...

The UNESCO International Memory of the World Register includes some of the UK’s most treasured documentary heritage, such as the Domesday Book, the Shakespeare Documents ... it is also an inspiring ...