Greater Anglia Launches ‘Hare Fares’ for Affordable Autumn Travel
Greater Anglia’s ‘Hare Fares’ promotion offers affordable return trips from London, starting at just £12. Perfect for commuters and families, these limited-time off-peak fares are available until October 22, 2024, for travel until December 2, 2024. Explore popular destinations like Cambridge and Colchester while saving on travel costs this autumn.
Dutch Influence on Canvey Island: A Historical Connection
Discover the deep historical connection between England and the Netherlands through the Dutch influence on Canvey Island. Explore the unique Dutch cottages, like the one owned by Jules and Peter Garnham, which date back to the original 200 Dutch settlers. Learn about the enduring impact of Dutch contributions, from engineering feats to street names, on the island’s rich history.
James Corden Delays Play to Watch England’s Euro 2024 Semi-Final
James Corden made headlines when he delayed the start of his play to watch England’s Euro 2024 semi-final match against Switzerland with the audience on stage at London’s Old Vic Theatre. The decision to prioritize the football match over the play created a memorable and inclusive evening for all in attendance, showcasing a unique blend of sports and theatre.
England Fan’s Budget-Friendly Trip to Germany for Euros
Discover how an England fan traveled to Germany for the Euros for just £32.95, slightly more than watching the game in London. Explore the vibrant fan zone near iconic landmarks like the Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate, where entry was free. Indulge in affordable hotdogs and beer while immersing yourself in the fantastic atmosphere. Learn how budget-friendly trips can make major sporting events memorable and accessible for all fans.
Squirrels May Have Spread Leprosy to Humans in Medieval Times, Study Suggests
Researchers have found evidence suggesting that squirrels may have played a role in spreading leprosy to humans during medieval times. The study analyzed human and red squirrel bones from archaeological sites in Winchester, southern England, identifying closely related strains of the bacteria that causes leprosy. This groundbreaking research sheds new light on the complex history of leprosy and highlights the potential role of squirrels in disease transmission.