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Over £4.5 million will be handed to 12 English seaside towns as part of the government's Sea Change programme, designed to reinvigorate the nation's coastlines.

More than 300 historic mills, from flour grinding windmills to water-powered textile works, will open their doors for National Mills Weekend on May 10-11.

Artists are marking the 40th anniversary of the Hayward Gallery's opening by investigating the gallery's own brutalist architecture, inside and out.

Siba Matti discusses Said Adrus' exhibition at the Woking Ligthbox Gallery which featured photographs, water colours and archive footage tracing the forgotten history of Asians in war, migration and Empire. He then explores the history of Muslims in Woking and the various special sites in the area which recall these memories.

An unusual sight is gracing the skies over a forest near Forth in Scotland, as 2,000 trees are airlifted by helicopter to reveal the industrial past of the Wilsontown Ironworks.

Recent analysis of 4,000-year-old pots recovered during an excavation near Kilmartin in Argyll and Bute has provided evidence linking prehistoric Scotland with the Netherlands.

Preliminary findings revealed today in London at the Society of Antiquaries from the first major dig at Stonehenge since 1964 suggest the monument was a healing centre.

The director of the charity, The Victorian Society, is crawling to the end of a '1000 year swim' to highlight the plight of England's endangered historic swimming pools.

An exhibition at the Science Museum in London explores the first century of plastics and reveals all there is to know about plastics and how we might use them in the future.

Artist Anna Dumitriu collected bacteria all over Varndean School in Brighton, Sussex, as part of a unique art installation all about bacteria, called Normal Flora.