The Dyson
The Dyson vacuum cleaner was invented by Sir James Dyson (1947-) from Norfolk. It was the first machine to combine the two […]
The Dyson vacuum cleaner was invented by Sir James Dyson (1947-) from Norfolk. It was the first machine to combine the two […]
Recycling items that are no longer wanted, or regarded as rubbish, became established as a part of everyday life in 2003, when […]
The position of Home Secretary is one of the four top jobs in the Government and in the Cabinet. The Home Secretary’s […]
British archaeologist, Howard Carter (1874-1939), born in London, discovered the tomb of King Tutankhamun in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings in 1922. […]
Married couples celebrate once a year when the date of their wedding comes around. Unlike birthdays, friends and family are not generally […]
After World War 2, there were numerous disused airfields and they were ideal for testing racing cars. As a result, in 1958 […]
The ‘freedom of the press‘ means that newspapers and magazines can publish articles without any censorship or political interference from the Government. […]
Cash machines, or Automated Teller Machines (ATMs), were invented by James Goodfellow (1937-) of Renfrewshire. His employer, Kelvin Hughes of Glasgow, asked […]
Grammar schools in Britain have a history stretching back to the 7th century, with churches and universities incorporating schools to teach the […]
The Methodist Church in Britain evolved out of the discussions between a small group of Oxford University students in the 1730s. Of […]
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