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By Lucy MiddletonBritish author, poet and playwright Michael Morpurgo will be among the guests at London Literature Festival 2012.
By Amanda ArnoldSpeaking after the Sony Radio Awards Ronnie Wood hinted The Rolling Stones could be back on the road…
By Paul ArnoldWith the 2011/12 Premier League season at an end its time to look at the fall-out from the weekends …
By Amanda ArnoldBlur have announced that they will be playing four intimate gigs in the UK prior to their BT London …
By Lucy MiddletonActress Julianne Moore is to star in the remake of 1976 horror classic Carrie as Margaret White.
By Amanda ArnoldTickets are selling fast for the all-female comedy evening to raise funds and awareness for the Char…
By Paul ArnoldTomorrow is the final day of one of the most exciting Premier League seasons in recent years with th…
By Lucy MiddletonThe looping red steel tower that stands beside London's 2012 Olympic Stadium is being officially unveiled on Friday.
By Amanda ArnoldA southern based coach and bus company have been so overwhelmed in response to their tours of the bi…
By Amanda ArnoldEx-Red Hot Chili Peppers band mate has hit back at the band for not including him in the induction t…
Top 10 historic British museum shipsIt was once said that Britain ruled the waves, and that's no surprise given the amount of time and money that was dedicated to building the world's greatest fleet of ships. Some of these ships still survive, and BritEvents takes a look at what we think are the top ten historic ships, now open to the public.
René Magritte: The Pleasure Principle reviewAs the largest Magritte exhibition the UK has ever seen, Tate Liverpool's René Magritte: The Pleasure Principle consists of over 100 paintings, 50 sketches, prints and several rare delights. It is an incredibly ambitious project undertaken by the gallery and one that long-time appreciator of Magritte, Lucy Middleton, had to see for herself.
Ironbridge and the Industrial RevolutionThe birth of the Industrial Revolution is believed by many to have taken place in the picturesque Ironbridge Gorge, on the banks of the River Severn in Shropshire, England.
Pancake CustomsPancakes have a long tradition in England with the celebration of Shrovetide. This particular fried cake was made in this country as early as the 13th century. We take a look at some of the rural traditions of Shrove Tuesday, also known famously as Pancake Day.
