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Appeal to people 'of means' to help buy 'Going to the Match'

Neighbours gathered outside the mid-terrace new build in Neatoune Court on Monday night to vent their fury.

At a new exhibition at the New-York Historical Society, a ‘reckoning and reclaiming’ is taking place with a devastating portion of history

Our highlights of Black History Month 2022 feature dance and hip-hop, walking tours and world-famous artists

National Trust also identifies sitter of Seated Man in a Landscape as sculptor’s domestic helper

On the advice of Historic England, two memorials have been added and three amended.

Art lovers are invited to explore various shapes of objects that have been changed by fire during "Love & Fire" which is running at HOP Photo Gallery until Nov 20.

There were rugs, cushions, couches and chairs. There were TVs. There were books for browsing and perusing. There were vegetable gardens. In one, there was a beautiful woven bamboo structure, under which people cooked, ate and talked. There was a room for children, too. For the bigger kids, there was…

An Allegheny County judge declared that Pittsburgh officials are free to remove from Schenley Park the divisive Christopher Columbus statue, the central figure in a years-long legal battle pitting history against itself.

It was a track-used car that recently went to auction without motors or batteries.

APERTURA was due to be dismantled and its windchimes were due to be given to schools and community groups along Hadrian's Wall - but it will stand at Walltown Country Park for a little longer