Wappenbury Seeks Recognition for Jaguar E-Type

The village of Wappenbury is proposing a monument to honor the cultural significance of the Jaguar E-Type, which was partly designed there by Sir William Lyons. The E-Type is regarded as a quintessentially British vehicle, recognized for its beauty and historic importance alongside other iconic cars like the Mini and Routemaster. Meanwhile, Skara Brae in Orkney, a well-preserved Neolithic settlement, continues to attract visitors, showcasing the lives of its ancient inhabitants with its remarkable artifacts and structures. Additionally, a new children's book explores ghost stories, including the haunted history of Seafield House in County Sligo. In North Wales, Dinorwig Slate Quarry offers adventurous exploration opportunities, highlighted by social media as a 'hidden paradise'. Lastly, the ruins of St James Church in a medieval village near Monmouthshire serve as a reminder of the area's historical significance and the gradual decline of its community.