Features & Reports

Kerenza Hines is preparing for this year’s Architecture Week. She believes it will be the best yet. Kerenza is the officer for public art and architecture at Arts Council England NW. With the help of Rowan Atkins and Penny Skerrett she has pulled together the programme for...

“In the foul disease-ridden atmosphere, on the muddy paving and down those dark, dank, horrid lanes or closes which lead to revolting slums, slithering down stepless ramps towards the ravines on either side of the Canongate, one is gripped by the terrible poverty of...

Caernarfon shouldn’t really exist. Although still dominated by a castle built in 1283, the town has an impermanent feel. It was designated for destruction during the Restoration. During the Civil War, the stronghold changed hands three times and was considered a general...