The Sir Walter Tyrrell, one of the New Forest's most well-known pubs, is under new management with fresh decking and a second playground for… Public notices Newsletters ...

The historic Steamship Sir Walter Scott will take to the water this weekend for its 125th anniversary season. The famous old Steamship is one of Scotland’s most famous maritime heritage icons ...

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A Scottish mansion where William Wordsworth and Sir Walter Scott are believed to have smoked opium has been put up for sale. Barony House is situated in the Midlothian village of Lasswade near ...

Sir Walter Coffee opened a second location at 555 Fayetteville St. The new location offers diverse food and drink options. Owner Kevin Frazier wants further expansion beyond downtown Raleigh.

But Sir Walter had a number of narrow squeaks during his time in Sunderland. In 1956, a British Road Services lorry ran into him and he ended up with severe injuries to a foot.

In the years before Munich Sir Walter Citrine, beaver-eyed, baby-faced boss of the British trade unions, was called a Red-hater. He visited the Soviet Union in 1935, wrote a chilly book called I ...

And, with characteristic meticulous planning and awareness of what was right for the occasion, Sir Mark chose to present a European premiere for the last Hallé concert in his leadership role at the ...

It’s probably a bit early to be getting misty-eyed about the approaching end of Sir Mark Elder’s time as music director of the Hallé, but the programme he and they have just finished touring in the ...

Dozens of residents, including many older adults, lined Fayetteville Street early Monday after a fire at the Sir Walter Apartments. One person was injured. Around 1:30 a.m., firefighters responded ...

Sir Walter Scott’s original manuscript for his narrative poem, The Lay of the Last Minstrel, is to be displayed for the first time at Abbotsford, his home near Melrose.