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The Leicester Hebrew Congregation was founded in the nineteenth century, expanded as a result of the immigration of Eastern European Jews before the first World War, and grew considerably as the result of the Second World War. The years after

All Saints, Holy Bones, and St Mary de Castro We start off at All Saints Church, a Romanesque church with a leper’s squint. In the churchyard is the tabletop tomb of Alderman Gabriel Newton. We then look at Holy Bones

Come along with your friends for a relaxed evening of skittles as Leicester Civic Society takes on Wigston Civic Society in the Stuart Bailey Memorial Match. Between games, we’ll enjoy a traditional hot pub supper while getting better acquainted with

When Spinney Hills was fields and clay pits, Arthur Wakerley, architect, developer and prominent local politician, had a vision for developing this new suburb of Leicester with characteristic Victorian vision and efficiency to realise the district of Leicester which still

The walking tour of the Granby Street Conservation Area and beyond will cover the history of retail buildings and the Temperance movement in Leicester and accosted buildings with brief diversions to the Baptist Chapel on Belvoir Street and Halford House

Deene Park, near Corby, Northamptonshire Deene Park lies within the Weiland Valley. The ancestral home of the former Earls of Cardigan, the most famous was James Brudenell 7th Earl of Cardigan 1797-1868, know historically from, The Crimean War, at the

Enjoy a fun-packed warm summers evening Quiz Night at The Regent Sports and Social Club, once the home of Leicester`s celebrated landscape painter John Flowers 1793-1861, known to locals as "the Leicester artist". You’ll have the opportunity to socialise with