About an hour after dawn Wednesday, a group of about one dozen people walked Roosevelt Island, hoping to spot visiting ...

The Perambulation of the Town Leat, also known as water-bailing, is a ritual that takes place once every seven years. The event dates back to around 1262, when Isabella, Countess of Devon, granted the ...

Self-awareness is promoted by silent perambulation. Enhanced self-understanding and emotional regulation result from being ...

On Thursday, many of us were reminded of the importance of the local community and the administrative ‘boundaries’ that define it.

Known as the Perambulation of the Town Leat, or water-bailing, this tradition, which takes place once every seven years, commemorates and claims Isabella, Countess of Devon's gift of the town’s ...

ONE of the things I love about this area is that it never fails to throw up unexpected fascinations. Last weekend we were trudging around Piercebridge in the mist and the murk. We took the ...

Mariella Frostrup and family visited the little Ionian island of Paxos a decade ago. Now an A-list favourite, would it still ...

"The last Perambulation was undertaken by General George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle after he was awarded the Lordship of Bowland for his role in restoring Charles II to the throne in 1660.

I am guided in my perambulation around this hill by a tiny clutch of articulate and welcoming young Rajas (the Perak state honorific for those of royal heritage). They are descended from one ...

The Access to Justice Foundation has changed its policy on distributing the proceeds of the regional Legal Walks.

Bacon, Helena and Whybray, Adam 2021. The Lies of the Land: The Alluvial Formalities of Gothic East Anglia. Gothic Studies, Vol. 23, Issue. 2, p. 217.