Comments (0) Bath's Mr B's Emporium of Reading Delights has been listed in world's top ten book shops.The list, compiled by The Guardian newspaper and based on readers' recommendations, has listed the John Street book shop as number eight in the list of independent traders.The newspaper said: "This indie bookshop in central Bath not only has a great selection of books, a cosy atmosphere and comfy armchairs – it also offers services like bibliotherapy and "reading Read more [...]

Following a four-year review, the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) will remove the eastern cougar from its  list of endangered and threatened species — where it has been for the last 43 years.The big cat, which once roamed North America from Canada to South Carolina, will no longer receive Endangered Species Act protections.  Cougars - along with their cousins panthers and pumas - were once the most widely distributed land mammal in the western hemisphere, but have been driven out from Read more [...]

Comments (1) There are almost 4,000 listed buildings across Nottinghamshire that are protected and preserved for the nation to enjoy.From farmhouses to Nottingham Castle, stately homes and pubs, there are numerous weird and wonderful locations in the county.We've trawled the listings at Historic England and picked ten sites you may not have known were listed.Pleasley Bridge: Listed Grade II on 21 March 1994 Built: 1800sCloister Walls at the church Read more [...]

No Caption ABCDE ENGANL00120130822151639 The demolition of listed buildings in the town centre has been defended after a 
councillor expressed her concerns about vanishing history in the town. The demolition of factory buildings in the Chauntry Mills complex in Haverhill was approved at St Edmundsbury Borough Council.The buildings which are slated for demolition are former factory buildings which developers say Read more [...]