Posts Tagged ‘ National Memorial Arboretum ’

Go out and visit when you are able. The attractions need as much support to continue their work as they can gather.

This is the name of a new mass-participation art installation that commemorates the sacrifice made by the British Armed Forces, and their families at home during the Battle of Passchendaele.

Adrian looks at the importance of Marmite in the travel industry and taking the wrong currency on holiday – amongst other things!

Volunteers’ Week started on June the 1st and the purpose is to celebrate the difference volunteers make to every community across the country! Just about Travel salutes you

The card has space for 20,923 signatures and will be travelling around the Midlands and London over the next couple of months in an attempt to fill up all the spaces.

Curries and chocolate may dominate next week but Adrian also looks at airline seat design and coach visits to Rome.

Adrian spends time in Lichfield, the Midland’s city that once had an archbishop but today has settled for being a tourist destination and base to discover Staffordshire.

From roses to the Orlando Eye, Adrian takes a glance at some of the news stories you might have missed this week.

The Battle of Waterloo, Moscow, Great Yarmouth and a Cornish oratory are among the things that attracted my attention this week.

Many people have been surprised by the enormous visitor interest in the moat of poppies surrounding the Tower of London. When the tour is over, I hope there will be a permanent home at a the National Memorial Arboretum in Stafffordshire.