It is possible to become used to beautiful surroundings, so occasionally, I try and make sure that I take a step back from my work, leave my desk at lunchtime and walk around the stunning grounds of University of Nottingham’s University Park. Apart from getting some fresh air, such a walk is a great way…
At the end of July 2014, the much anticipated King Richard III Visitor Centre opened in Leicester, almost 2 years after the momentous discovery of the body of Richard III in Leicester’s Greyfriars Church in August 2012 by a team of archaeologists from the University of Leicester, working in collaboration with the Richard III Society in…
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