Andrew Margerison is both writer and Sir Walter Raleigh himself as Dyad Productions hit the road with Andrew’s new play That Knave, Raleigh with dates including Shoreham’s Ropetackle on April 28 at ...

and peer notorious for sentencing Sir Walter Raleigh to death. James made his mark as an MP for Huntingdon in the English House of Commons alongside none other than Oliver Cromwell in 1628.

2023 onboard Resilient Lady - the line’s third ship - ‘A Virgin Celebration Voyage’ will give passengers exclusive access to Sir Richard, Virgin company leaders and founding members of influence from ...

The shortlist was revealed in a treasure hunt-styled video shot in Abbotsford in the Scottish Borders, home to the prize and to Sir Walter Scott himself. READ MORE: US pop superstar Chappell Roan ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A new show about "adventurer, lover and traitor" Sir Walter Raleigh is coming to Theatre Royal Winchester. The production, titled That Knave, ...

One of the most important parts of Raleigh history is the man it's named after. Even the town's former Groundhog Day groundhog shared his name. Sir Walter Raleigh is, ironically, often ...

Built in 1594 by Sir Walter Raleigh, he originally called it Sherborne Lodge to distinguish it from the old 12th century castle nearby. The renowned landscaped gardens and lake were even designed ...

In the 1970s, there was the Admiral’s Galley. Both were located in the Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel, built in the 1920s, on Fayetteville Street in downtown Raleigh. Both were gathering spaces for ...

Sir Walter Raleigh — seafarer, courtier, poet, prisoner — emerges here as a man of brilliance and contradiction. Margerison’s performance masterfully draws out Raleigh’s extraordinary intelligence, ...

"Walter Scott himself was a man of many interests - he was a writer and a collector; he was passionate about nature and was fascinated by folklore. "This variety is reflected here at Abbotsford, ...

I had been taught that the printing press was invented by William Caxton and the potato discovered by Walter Raleigh. But in France, credit for these is assigned to Gutenberg and Parmentier.

The Sunrise host surprised viewers when she was whisked away to Virgin Voyages’ The Resilient Lady halfway through the breakfast show. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Sunrise host Nat Barr leaves set of ...