Making Sense of Medieval Cathedrals: Specifically qualified for York Minster, Lincoln and Wells Cathedrals. Saints and their shrines

Tour and itinerary planning. Meet and greet

Everyone has heard of the very famous stone circles of Stonehenge and Avebury, but there are many more across England and Scotland. See the Viking and Saxon crosses in the North. Follow the Romans, especially in Bath and at Hadrian's Wall.

In Northeast England

The Bloomsbury Group in London, Kent and Sussex; the Lakeland poets; the Brontes and Haworth, Shakespeare in Stratford and London

The Portsmouth Docks with Admiral Nelson's Victory and Henry VIII's Mary Rose, the Chatham Dockyards, Greenwich and its Naval Museum. The ex-Royal Yacht, Britannia, now open to the public in Edinburgh. The redevelopment of London's Docklands

Methodism in England. The Hindu Temple in Neasden. First century Christianity in England and Scotland

Following the life of Richard III across England; William the Conqueror in the UK and Normandy; Edward I and his castles in Wales

With particular reference to the personal history of the family and how it fits into the history of England

The Bloomsbury Group in Kent and Sussex; Country houses of Kent and Sussex; industrial history of Northumbria; the Celtic church in the North East; Poetry and social thought in the Lake District. The England of King Arthur