The Charles Dickens Museum, at 48 Doughty Street, is the only surviving London house in which Charles Dickens lived and where he wrote the stories that made him internationally famous. The date ...

The Charles Dickens Museum in London will celebrate its 100th birthday by offering free entry to his former home and a chance to meet the author's living descendants. Visitors on 9 June will find a ...

Designed to protect the wearer from wind, rain, salt spray and sun, chunky gansey jumpers retain a special place in fishermen ...

Hoste is buried in St John’s Chapel, London and there is a memorial statue ... Then came the second momentous event. Charles Dickens visited Great Yarmouth in 1848. Hearing of the Trafalgar ...

If I’m walking along a street and I spot an unexplored alleyway, then I explore it. The older parts of London ... inmate was John Dickens, whose son you might have heard of. Charles Dickens ...

Street parties are in full flow across the nation's cities, towns and villages after King Charles led the tributes to the heroes whose ultimate sacrifice brought about the end of the Second World War.

Hoste is buried in St John’s Chapel, London and there is a memorial statue to him in ... Then came the second momentous event. Charles Dickens visited Great Yarmouth in 1848. Hearing of the Trafalgar ...