For at least a century, the serene village has been known as Northop Hall after a nearby 13th century manor house - once home to ancestors of author George Eliot.

Angry locals have slammed plans to rename their small Welsh hamlet "Pig Village" as an example of "unbelievable wokeness".

Adare Manor is “an acre short of Central Park”, enthused the guide taking our small group on a horse-drawn tour of the estate ...

Ardently supporting a Welsh name, one woman said online: “Pentremoch was the name of the original settlement. The village ...

Palace House started out as the Abbey's gatehouse in the 13th century. The ground floor was ... The gatehouse was transformed into a manor and hunting lodge. The arches were enclosed and the ...

The future of a "historic" part of Leicester could be preserved by increasing powers to officials. Residents are now being ...

As well as the listed buildings, there is also a scheduled ancient monument known as Piggy's Hollow, which are the remains of a 13th Century medieval manor house. It is believed the name came from ...

The Anglicised version has also been around for a long time, emanating from the 13th-century manor house that was home to the Evans family, ancestors of author George Eliot. The preferred Welsh ...

It was named Northop Hall after a 13th-century manor house once owned by ancestors of the novelist George Eliot. However, residents opposed to the change have slammed it as "bloody crazy" and a ...

A second popular castle in Northumberland has closed its doors to the public as a review gets under way concerning its future ...