#Whitchurch

StFagansTextile

The Whitchurch Hospital tablecloth, 1917 - a very brief history#objectstories #materialculture #MuseumFromHome #WorldHealthDay A thread OK - let's be honest. It's not the most 'instagramable' textile in the

Can’t work out whether to be more annoyed at companies still issuing cheques instead of using BACS in the current situation, or more annoyed by how hard @BarclaysUK work to

Nicholas Carter

NicholasDCarter

THREAD: Truly regenerative agriculture needs to consider aspects beyond just soil. It should include what regenerates biodiversity, increases carbon sequestration, frees up land for rewilding, regenerates our health, and lowers

Social distancing and quarantine has been good for my self-discipline. For example, I’ve been very intentional about cycling through my full collection when selecting a baseball cap to wear all

Joanne Pryce Gallacher

The Conservatives are the ruling group on Shrop Council with 43 Cllrs. You can see by the numbers they still have a big majority but that doesn’t give the full

A #SpecialOffa from @britishmuseum's @findsorguk Wat #EarlyMedieval material culture tells us about life in the Welsh MarchesI shall use the following tweets to highlight some of the most recent finds

Cardiff Council are bringing forward an exciting transport scheme for public consultation today. http://www.cardiff.gov.uk/cycleways It’s the next phase of a cycleway that would go from the city centre to the

Louvain Rees 🦴💀

Interesting local examples of pauper/low income grave markers.https://twitter.com/diferionDFE/status/1172947603299999751 Examples of pauper/low income gravemarkers at St Mary's Churchyard, Whitchurch.#Wales #History Examples of pauper/low income