Kirsty Gray
3rd April 2019
In today’s blog, we have 18 short poems we would like to share with you. Each poem will be in the first person of a child […]
2nd April 2019
Causes of death have been recorded in burial registers and civil registrations for hundreds of years. Some of the terms are now archaic, old-fashioned […]
2nd April 2019
Where did the word originate from? The English dictionary refers to bastardisation as two things: To debase or corrupt To declare illegitimate This transitive verb and […]
1st April 2019
Asylum – a place of refuge or a house of horror? Asylum is a word we hear often. Thousands of refugees escaping from peril in their […]
29th March 2019
An ancient tradition, Christian celebration or capitalist construction? Similar to Christmas, the origins of this national holiday are a bit fluffy. Let’s start with one […]
26th March 2019
We have some exciting news! FWL will be getting involved in the Blogging from A-Z April Challenge! Over 26 days a blog will go out […]
28th February 2019
Our story starts with Giovanni Rossi, a lad like any other, growing up in the north-east of England. Employment opportunities at this time favoured those who […]
25th February 2019
“He must have spent it all!” “He knew how to live!” These words were offered up by cousins when learning of the death of Raoul Richards, […]