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Multiple DatesWed 14 OctThe Donnison School BuildingsAutumn Speciality Cream Tea at The Donnison School Celebrate the season with our Autumn Specialty Cream Tea, a cosy afternoon experience set within the historic charm of The Donnison School Heritage Centre. Join us for a beautifully prepared traditional tea, perfect for taking a moment to pause, un
Mon 26 OctThe Donnison School Heritage CentreExplore the lives, labour and legacy of the fishwives who worked the coast and markets, keeping communities fed and traditions alive.- Multiple DatesWed 04 NovThe Donnison School BuildingsAutumn Speciality Cream Tea at The Donnison School Celebrate the season with our Autumn Specialty Cream Tea, a cosy afternoon experience set within the historic charm of The Donnison School Heritage Centre. Join us for a beautifully prepared traditional tea, perfect for taking a moment to pause, un
Multiple DatesWed 11 NovThe Donnison School BuildingsLet’s Talk Murder is a new monthly discussion club at The Donnison School Heritage Centre for anyone fascinated by real‑life crime, historic mysteries, and the cases that continue to shape communities. Each session explores a different murder case — from Victorian investigations and forgotten local
Mon 30 NovSunderlandAlso known as the Thailand-Burma Railway, was a tragic project during World War II. Built between 1942 and 1943, it relied heavily on forced labor, including Allied POWs and Asian laborers, under brutal conditions.
Sat 05 DecHarrogateExplore the charming town of Harrogate, nestled in North Yorkshire, known for its splendid Victorian architecture and delightful spa town vibe. Visitors will relish discovering its rich history, beautiful gardens, and the nearby Yorkshire Dales.
- Multiple DatesWed 09 DecThe Donnison School BuildingsLet’s Talk Murder is a new monthly discussion club at The Donnison School Heritage Centre for anyone fascinated by real‑life crime, historic mysteries, and the cases that continue to shape communities. Each session explores a different murder case — from Victorian investigations and forgotten local
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