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13th Century Powys Church theft could cost thousands

St Mary’s Church in Pilleth near Knighton has been the target of two thefts which have seen the removal of coping stones costing thousands to…

A yomp across the Shropshire Way to a great pub: the White Horse Inn

A two-day adventure by rail offers iron age hill forts, Offa’s Dyke and a local straight out of The Archers

There's No Welsh History Without What Now? Welsh Labour Party Tweets Out Bizarre Claim

It's illegal to be drunk in a pub or carry a plank on a pavement but you are NOT allowed to shoot a Welshman dead with a longbow: After straw bale was hung from Millennium Bridge, we reveal weird laws still on the books - and some that never were

The Metropolitan Police Act 1839 states you cannot carry a plank along a pavement in London unless you are loading or unloading it from a vehicle. Above: Eric Sykes in The Plank.

Country diary: A secluded and quiet spot with a bloody history

<strong>Pilleth, Radnorshire:</strong> As bats jag and barn owls ghost by, I think about the Battle of Bryn Clas – the great Welsh uprising that happened here