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The article focuses on the Lincoln Castle renovation on crumbling curtain walls, and installation of lift to carry visitors located in England which was established by the conqueror William I.

The article focuses on the renovation work of Norman cathedral at Rochester, England, which are originally constructed in AD 604, and refers to Gothic style architecture, research work by William St John Hope, and comment by cathedral archaeologist Graham Keevill.

The article focuses on the extensive excavations on the banks of the River Frome at Broadmead in Bristol, England that unveiled traces of a thriving settlement back to the 12 century. It notes the dramatic industrial developments experienced by the city being known as England's premier ports and manufacturing centres. It also notes the presence of Medieval structures as the only parts of the Dominican friary of the area.

The article presents research aiming to gain a wealth of evidence about the meaning of the discovered largest-known cache of Anglo-Saxon metalwork of Stafford Hoard in 2009 in England. It mentions the representation of the hoard of a breath-taking Early Medieval jigsaw puzzle that is still being pieced together by specialist researchers. It also notes the claim of researchers that the hoard represents booty capture during multiple battles with different peoples.

The article focuses on a study of the skeletal remains of Richard III of England. The remains of the Plantagenet monarch were discovered in a parking lot in Leicester which is believed to be the original site of Grey Friars Church. The king was believed to have died during the Battle of Bosworth where he faced opposition from Henry Tudor. The point of interest is a section of skull which had been sliced off. The Grey Friars skeleton also manifested non-fatal injuries. INSET: DNA detective work.

The article discusses the annual Jorvik Viking Festival held in the city of York in England in February 2015 which featured the living history exhibition "Central Camp," a series of drop-in sessions at the Barley Hall, and the 2015 Strongest Viking competition.