Which one were you, do you still have one lurking, any stories? The British Highway Code was first launched in 1931. At the time, there were 2.3 million motor vehicles on British roads and tens of thousands of horse-drawn vehicles. For the full story see our Facebook page 😀

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We've spent many hours with experts and professionals creating our guides on the threats to our heritage. They all focus on niche areas of our heritage world, giving great advice and signposting. They're all free to access, use and share, please see: davidbexhill.wixsite.com/sussexheritage

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🧵Oakwell Hall, near Birstall, W. Yorks is an absolute must place to visit. Built in 1583 for John Batt it incorporates a timber framed house with considerable 17th restoration. Built over 2 storeys from ashlar with a stone slate roof with chamfered gabled copings. A H-plan with a central hall with

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Last week we shared a post on archaeological archives, but did you know there’s a whole online catalogue you can explore? National Trust Collections provides opportunities to search the over 1.1 million artefacts in our care, whether by property, category, or date. Perfect for #FindsFriday!

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Not architectural. One of my 16 great great grandparents was William Dudley whose premises were in the #jewelleryquarter williamdudleytrust.org

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