Derbyshire and the Peak District has not produced a Charles Dickens or a William Shakespeare but has attracted a wide range of literary visitors and admirers over the years. The relationship between Derbyshire and...
Perhaps the most famous story about a pilgrimage is Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales and now literary tourism, a new form of secular pilgrimage, has now become an increasingly popular way of connecting readers with their...
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Derby’s rich social and cultural history is a goldmine for those looking to gain inspiration and expand upon their creativity and learning outside of the university. So why not explore and get involved with...
There is a general consensus held by most Britons that there is indeed a North-South divide in the UK. So what evidence supports their claims? So what is the North-South divide? The North-South divide...
It is now October, which means that everything will begin to darken with nights being prolonged as the clocks go back on Sunday 28th October to the emergence of the grotesque and macabre as...
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