The plantation in question, Llanrumney, is named for the South Wales birthplace of Captain Henry Morgan – infamous pirate, slaveowner and sometime lieutenant governor of Jamaica. We quickly ...

Pirates is at National Maritime Museum in Greenwich 29 March 2025-4 January 2026. Adults £15, children £7.50. Various ...

The next film Iszi reviews is 'The Black Swan' (1942) in which Laird Cregar depicts infamous pirate captain and later Governor of Jamaica, Henry Morgan. Finally, Iszi rates the classic film 'Sea ...

Maritime security is vital for global trade, ensuring the safety of ships, cargo, and crew members. Over time, the threats at ...

Round 13 saw Doncaster Knights inflict a second league defeat of the season on league leaders Ealing Trailfinders thanks to a ...

Tries flowed freely across the country as the RFU Championship returned to action. Round 13 saw Doncaster Knights inflict a second league defeat of the season on league leaders Ealing Trailfinders ...

Annie is the daughter of a woman raped by the late master of the house. Her mother’s eventual resistance to the abuse ...

Hall stars as Dexter Morgan ... but Captain James Flint (Toby Stephens) knows that the golden age may not last long. The long and creeping reach of civilization is threatening the pirates ...

This sugar and rum plantation was originally owned by Captain Henry Morgan, who was born in Llanrumney, an area in South Wales. Directed by Patricia Logue, the play gives an insight into the ...

Claire Cousin Photography Azuka Oforka was inspired to write the play after seeing a portrait of Captain Henry Morgan Sir Henry Morgan (1635-1688), the Llanrumney-born Caribbean buccaneer and one ...