When a call 'to order pizza' becomes an urgent plea for help...📞
We received a 999 call – but when it was answered, the woman on the line said she would like to order a pizza.
Our call handler immediately asked the woman if she was in trouble, to which she confirmed “yes”.
If you want to know more, or fancy signing your garden up to be part of The Bishop Big Dig, then drop us an email @ [email protected], or check out our website (with sign-up form) @ https://t.co/X1zDv7tWWO
Lunchtime stop on my trip around 9thC south Derbyshire - Anchor Church. Man-made caves in an outcrop looking over the River Trent. Recently identified by Edmund Simons as the cell of St Hardulph (died c 830).
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Yesterday was our first day test-pitting with our TAP volunteers and DU students. Whoever said we wouldn't find very much clearly never looked where we dug! A whole boot full of finds! Highlights include an iron key found by Archie.
So excited to be starting our exploration of Bishop Auckland’s #archaeology through residents’ gardens, whilst looking at how arch can open doors to engaging with culture with @cmgerrard1@ChrisBrown1475! Please RT & follow us to see how we get on! If you live in BA get in touch!
@Rach_Archaeo@NThardwick Oh yes I remember this room! I was kindly given a little ‘behind the scenes’ tour when we did our survey back in 2006. It was one of my very first professional projects so I was more than ecstatic!
Some more details about the work at Belhus Park here: Aerial Photography Reveals Wartime Role of Belhus Park in Thurrock, Essex | Historic England https://t.co/qTTLIzl1zB
Have you seen our #online#training for histories of #place? Choose from recorded sessions with experts discussing 'Reading & Writing Historic #Buildings', 'Cartography & #Mapping', 'Analysing Historic Settlements' and more! #LocalHistory#history
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The Old English epic poem “Beowulf” depicts a rich elite culture. But until the discoveries made at Sutton Hoo in the 1930s, there had been little hard evidence to suggest that this cultural richness had been anything but legend. https://t.co/pUwQLhqUTM
Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2021, 9/10: Halifax Coal Drops are a rare and large scale survivor from the industrial era. Funds are now needed to conduct a structural survey and start a plan to save this vital part of Halifax’ heritage. Read more: https://t.co/PoQGR5thTR
🤩 Announcing 'Street Life' with our own Dr Kate Giles and @UniOfYork's @UoYEnglish and @Music_at_York, we are breathing new life into one of #York’s historic streets with almost half a million pounds from the Government’s Community Renewal Fund!👏
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