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As a great fan of Antiques I thought I would write an article on one of Britains greatest industrialist. Wedgewood porcelain is known worldwide for its quality and designs and was founded by Josiah Wedgewood. He was an English potter and industrialist born at Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent on July 12th 1730.

As we Brits are famous for our drinking culture and our love of Beer I thought I would write about the oldest British beer and trademark. The oldest brand is actually Bass Pale Ale Beer. Bass is the name of a former brewery and the brand name for several English beers brewed in Burton upon Trent. Bass is most particularly associated with their pale ale. The distinctive Red Triangle logo for Bass Pale Ale was Britain's first registered trademark. The Bass & Co Brewery was established by William Bass in 1777.

As a lover of old traditional English buildings I decided to visit Godalming in Surrey where there are some fabulous old 16th Century shops and Mill. Please Like. http://Britarticles.webnode.com

A lot of poltergeist activity has been reported in the galley at the Royal Naval hospital Haslar. According to a clairvoyant who worked in the hospital many years ago, there are three ghosts occupying the kitchen area and many more around the hospital.

The history of Havant is entwined with the history of Portsmouth which extends almost two thousand years. Havant used to be famous for it's Parchment and Glove making during the last 500 years.

As a child my first memory of visiting a theatre was at the Kings Theatre, Southsea in 1969 to see a Christmas Pantomine called Puss N' Boots. This opened up a whole new world and since, I have been to the theatre many times. One of the best shows I have seen was in London's West end to see a Musical play about Sir Winston Churchill. The Special effects and drama was brilliant and Robert Hardy who played Winnie was excellent