The North Yorkshire Moors Railway’s Annual Steam Gala returns from 24–27 September, featuring celebrated guest locomotives and ticket prices held at 2025 levels.
First Listen: Music Video Released Ahead of World Premiere of Thelma & Louise Musical at the Young Vic
The Young Vic has released a first-listen music video for ‘For A Change’ ahead of the world premiere of the Thelma & Louise stage musical opening in September 2026.
Decade-Old Agave Plant Enters Rare ‘Death Bloom’ Phase at Birmingham Botanical Gardens
A sisal hemp plant at Birmingham Botanical Gardens has begun its dramatic ‘death bloom’, shooting through the glasshouse ceiling to reach over five metres tall.
Christmas Comes Early at Coughton Court as Festive Tickets Go on Sale
Warwickshire’s historic Coughton Court has unveiled its festive programme for November and December, with Santa visits, a wassail, pantomime and Christmas fete.
Mum of Arsenal Star to Host UK’s Only National Football Parent Conference in Manchester
Marcia Lewis, founder of No1Fan.club and mother of Arsenal and England international Myles Lewis-Skelly, will host her second National Football Parent Conference in Manchester this September.
Eden Camp Celebrates Women’s Land Army with Hands-On Wartime Experiences This Summer
Eden Camp in North Yorkshire is spotlighting the Women’s Land Army this summer with reenactors, workshops and interactive activities running until 4 September.
Nine-Metre Dinosaur Sculptures Roam the Grounds of Blenheim Palace in New Open-Air Exhibition
Blenheim Palace has launched Dinosaurs Are Forever, a striking outdoor exhibition featuring five life-size Megalosaurus sculptures by artist Jay Jay Burridge, running until November 2026.
Haringey Students Celebrate A-Level, BTEC and Vocational Results Success
Students across the north London borough of Haringey are celebrating strong A-level, BTEC and vocational results, with many securing places at leading universities and apprenticeships.
How We Lost America: New Exhibition at Hogarth’s House Marks 250 Years of US Independence
A new display opening at Hogarth’s House in Chiswick this September examines American independence through a British lens, exploring untold stories of female revolutionaries and enslaved soldiers.
Prince William Among Hardest Celebrities to Read, Psychologist Reveals
A new psychological analysis ranks Prince William as one of the most unreadable public figures, alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Mark Zuckerberg, based on communication style.