A 900-year-old Norman Castle which English and Scottish monarchs fought over is on sale for £7,250,000 - and it comes with ...

The towering castles that dot England’s landscape symbolize power, conquest, and control. For centuries, they have been viewed as monuments to the Norman elite who reshaped the country after 1066.

The most famous landmark in Colchester is its Norman castle, one of the largest of its kind in Europe. Built in 1076, it was William the Conqueror’s first stone castle in England, constructed ...

Building work has started on a project to create a new heritage park in a town. Contractors are now preparing a space in the ...

Tucked away down rural lanes in the centre of the South Hams, Blackdown Rings is a hidden gem with sweeping views that are ...

In March 2022, the project's contractor, Morgan Sindall, told the BBC work on the castle's keep would be completed by the end of 2023. However, the discovery of hidden Norman and Victorian ...

The most famous landmark in Colchester is its Norman castle ... Built in 1076, it was William the Conqueror's first stone castle in England, constructed on top of the ruins of the old Roman ...

Look out for…Charles I was the castle’s most famous resident but today the best-known modern residents are the much-loved Carisbrooke donkeys. Find out more here. Once the home of Richard III, ...

Most villages in England were not further than a day’s walk from a large church and castle. The king and the church dominated people’s lives, especially if they were one of the eight in ten ...

A castle that boasts the largest Norman keep in Europe has received nearly £1.3m for urgent maintenance. Work to upgrade Colchester Castle's drainage system and fix issues caused by water leakage ...

The Normans became masters of England ... and the lordships controlled from the castles of the Normans - between Pura Wallia and Marchia Wallie. The Norman lords of the March, while subjects ...

the original building echoes the Norman castles of the British Isles, with epic stone walls and turrets, as well as wood paneling said to have belonged to King James II of England. And while this ...