Today, 18th April, is #worldheritageday and nowhere is heritage more significant than Yorkshire, where a rich history provides the heritage that gives it a unique culture. 18th May is Yorkshire's most important heritage event: https://t.co/xQFIzfmd2P #WorldHeritage
Join in celebrations for 300th birthday Anniversary of John Carr of Horbury, who was the English Architect of Yorkshire's most beloved historic buildings. Call in at #WakefieldLibrary to see our book display and save the date for the events @HorburyChurch@WkfdHistSoc
I'll be one of the #Westminster guides tomorrow showing visitors around #Embankment Gardens. Hear about the saucy adventures of the #DukeofBuckingham and other celebrities on a short stroll
Need more plans for race weekend? Spend your Saturday checking out our trails, taking you on a walk through London’s Grand, Quirky, and Hidden history 👣
Your supporters can also enjoy a guided tour with @colguides & @WminsterGuides on race day 💛
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Tremendous news for #Bradford and the North in general
I'm looking forward to welcoming visitors to this vibrant and emergent city. Well done everyone who worked on the bid
This is the confidence that being named as the #CityofCulture2025 gives to a city, to potential investors, other businesses, employers, residents, local authorities, visitors etc
Great sentiment Marko. Hopefully many others will follow. 🚀
Fingers crossed for a Bradford win!
However, regardless of who wins, it’s great that culture & multiculturalism is being discussed & celebrated across the UK.
Both @LEEDS_2023 & @bradford2025 have already created some great positive energy, collaboration and activity.
The current Theatre Royal and Opera House in Wakefield was built on the site of the original Theatre constructed in 1776 by James Banks for Tate Wilkinson (1739 - 1803) an Actor-Manager who operated the York circuit of Theatres .
#WednesdayWonders: Clogs became popular in the Industrial Revolution. Strong footwear was popular in the Lancashire mills. Clog dancing may have started with mill workers syncopating foot taps to the rhythmic sounds of the loom shuttles.
📷: Martin of Sheffield