Acton Court

August 23 - Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn visit a royal favourite

On this day in Tudor history, 23rd August 1535, royal favourite and keen reformer Sir Nicholas Poyntz welcomed King Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn, to his home Acton Court in Iron Acton, South Gloucestershire, as part of the couple’s royal progress.

It was important for courtiers to impress the king and his consort, and Poyntz built a new wing on his property just for the royal couple!

Claire Ridgway, founder of the Anne Boleyn Files and Tudor Society, tells us all about it in today's talk.

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A serene path leads you to this meticulously maintained 3 bed 2 bath Plan 1 Aria in popular Valencia West Creek. Light, bright and welcoming, this lovely home has an open floor plan with great room that adjoins the dining area and kitchen. Kitchen features a large breakfast bar, black appliances, under cabinet lighting, pantry, lots of counter space, and beautiful maple cabinets. Access the front covered patio and 2-car garage from the kitchen. Throughout this home youDll find upgraded tile flooring and carpet, wood blinds, bamboo shades, and ceiling fans. ThereDs a powder room downstairs and a closet under the staircase with lots of storage space. The spacious master bedroom offers a large walk-in closet and the master bath has dual sinks and separate tub & shower. Secondary bath has dual sinks and shower in tub. The laundry room is upstairs and well-appointed with folding surface, overhead cabinets, and open linen and towel storage. Washer & Dryer included. Low maintenance side yard has a patio, small grassy area, and planter's bed. HOA amenities include 2 pools, spa, club house, large park with BBQ and picnic areas, playground, basketball court, and walking trails. Access to West Creek Academy, Rio Norte Jr. High, & Valencia High.

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Tour of Britain 2014 - Charlton Kings Cheltenham

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Places to see in ( Thornbury - UK )

Places to see in ( Thornbury - UK )

Thornbury is a market town and civil parish in South Gloucestershire, England, about 12 miles (19 km) north of Bristol. It had a population of 12,063 at the 2011 Census.Thornbury is a Britain in Bloom award-winning town, with its own competition, Thornbury in Bloom. Suburbs include Morton and Thornbury Park. The civil parish includes the hamlet of Milbury Heath.

here is evidence of human activity in the Thornbury area in the Neolithic and Bronze Ages, but evidence of the Roman presence is limited to the Thornbury hoard, of 11,460 Roman coins dating from AD 260–348, found in 2004 during the digging for a fishpond. The earliest documentary evidence of a village at Thornbyrig dates from the end of the 9th century. Domesday Book noted a manor of Turneberie belonging to William the Conqueror's consort, Matilda of Flanders, with 103 residents.

Thornbury was once the terminus of a Midland Railway (later LMS) branch line from Yate on the Bristol to Gloucester main line, with intermediate stations at Iron Acton and Tytherington. It lost its passenger services in June 1944 but lived on as a goods route, also serving quarries at Tytherington. The site of Thornbury railway station and the line have been redeveloped into a supermarket, a housing estate, a bypass road and a long footpath. Further relics of the line can be seen at Tytherington Quarry to the east of the town. There are plans to reopen the line to Yate via Tytherington and Iron Acton and possibly restore services to Gloucester and Bristol.

Thornbury had a market held in the high street and the market hall. It moved to Rock Street in 1911 but closed in the late 1990s, being partly replaced by a smaller market in a car park near the United Reformed Church. The older site has been redeveloped as a community centre called Turnberrie's; the older community centre, at 'the Chantry' in Castle Street remains in active use. The old market hall is now a clothes shop.

Thornbury's coat of arms combines the arms of four families important to its history: Attwells, Howard, Clare and Stafford. John Attwells bequeathed £500 for the establishment of a free school that merged with the grammar school in 1879. The Attwells arms was later adopted as the badge for the grammar school. The other three families held the manor at Thornbury over several centuries, with the Latin motto Decus Sabrinae Vallis (Jewel of the Severn Vale).

Thornbury has a high street, a shopping centre (St Mary's Centre), two supermarkets and many smaller shops. The town has seven places of worship: St Mary's Church, Christ the King Catholic Church, the Methodist Church, the United Reformed Church, St Paul's Church, and the Hackett and Thornbury Baptist churches. On the outskirts at Lower Morton stands an independent evangelical church, Morton Baptist Church.

( Thornbury - UK ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Thornbury . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Thornbury - UK

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Nutwell Court Fire Engine Rally 2013

Nutwell Court Fire Engine Rally 23rd June at Nutwell Court Lympstone, Devon. This film is a collection of clips of the fire appliance preserved and present day.

Still images from this event are on our website.





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MAN IN THE MIDDLE(1964) Original Theatrical Trailer

Robert Mitchum stars in this WW 2 drama as an American Army officer assigned to represent another officer being court-martialed for murder. The defendant is superbly played by Keenan Wynn, and Mitchum tries to prove he acted under insanity when he committed the crime. Barry Sullivan has the role of the commanding general who wants the defendant executed for his actions, and Trevor Howard is exellent in his portrayal of a British Army doctor trying to help Mitchum. Another often overlooked but very good WW 2 movie.

82 & 86 Victoria Avenue, Dalkeith - ACTON Dalkeith

Behind the private, leafy facade and high screening wall, lies an incredibly special place of abundant beauty and magnificent detail. With some phenomenal river views, a delight awaits you at every turn. With a distinctly resort like styling, the absolute privacy and tranquility gives the home an almost sanctuary like feel. This is a home in which your family will flourish.

Offering a total of 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms with 4 car parking in the main residence (86 Victoria Avenue) PLUS 3 bedrooms 1 bathroom plus study with 2 car parking in the secondary residence (82 Victoria Avenue), there is no other offering like it in Western Australia.

Being sold as a total package of two titles adjoining each other with a house on each, bring the total land area to a massive 2,173 sqm (1,456sqm + 717sqm). There is fantastic scope to rework and integrate 82 Victoria Avenue into the main holding at 86 by demolishing the existing house on 82 or redesigning as you see fit. 82 is a two story 1960's brick and tile home currently rented for approximately $800 per week.

Our main presentation here is of the stunning home on 86 Victoria Avenue: “The Bungalow” on a generous 1,456 sqm with elevated views over heavenly Freshwater Bay. Retaining the best character features from its original 1930's bones, it has been transformed into an exceptionally grand home, rich in old world charm. Now with the best of everything, this residence is full of features sourced from the world over. The tone is the perfect blend of British Colonial with Asian fusion styling. Well aligned with Feng Shui principles, this beautiful place will illicit mindfulness - it is a home with soul.

A warm ambiance dominates the interiors thanks to consistent accents of cedar, bleached jarrah, iron and rich-hued granites. As the sun sets, the living areas fill with magical golden hues. Breezes flow through like a dream and the vastest of verandas, akin to loggias, envelope the home bringing shade and privacy from all sides.

Internationally sourced, bespoke over-height cedar doors and windows open every room to the divine external elements - the river views to the west, the stunning koi ponds and trickling fountains or the enormous swimming pool with lush lawns and garden surrounds. The generous rooms defined by their sheer size, soaring ceilings and intricate period features are interconnected via wide hallways. The practical layout will ensure this home will work for your family at every stage.

Incorporating the finest range of European appliances, the stylish kitchen has solid stone benchtops and glossy off-white cabinetry. There is a large island bench workspace in addition to broad open benches with counter-top seating. A walk-in pantry/utilities area with space for a double-fridge and wine fridge, plus access to the below ground wine cellar, completes this functional space.

The sumptuous master suite is conveniently located on the ground floor. Incorporating wall-to-wall wardrobes plus space for a lounge and dressing table it flows into the cedar-lined bathroom with a huge his-and-hers dressing room, oversized stone finished shower recess with luscious garden aspects via a door offering direct pool access.

Three other enormous bedrooms, each with their own designated bathrooms/ensuites, ensure this home will fulfill all your accommodation requirements.

A truly world class outdoor entertaining room, awash with northern sunlight and surrounded by established trees, world-class landscaping and a large Koi pond are all in perfect symmetry to the inside. This is an idyllic, fully covered and protected outdoor room, ideal for entertaining on a grand scale as much as for your family's private gatherings.

It all is truly exceptional and has to be experience in person to be fully appreciated.
This home is offered with an additional adjoining residence/landholding with dual access from Victoria Avenue and Watkins Road. The solid double-storey brick home, currently rented, can be developed and combined into the main property to become a tennis court or generous multiple car and boat garage, perhaps with additional accommodation built above on the second floor. The choice is yours. The end result would be one of Dalkeith's most prestigious estates, set between two of its most famous and entirely accessible riverside cul-de-sacs.

This riverside home isn't one that can be recreated and is not a slave to fleeting trends. It is above all that. A timeless meld of historical attributes and sublime architectural features coupled with the most exquisite and harmonious outdoor spaces - a luscious sanctuary that will reward your family forevermore.

Floor and site plans available upon request for both 86 and 82 Victoria Avenue.

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Tony talks cinema on BBC Breakfast.

Mortlake Re Imagined

Re-Landscaping back to Original 1939 Concept

Under and Over on London Railways (23rd September 2018)

Under and Over on London Railways is this video's title, because it focuses on London Underground and London Overground.

Journey starts at Maidenhead on he Great Western Main Line and a journey on a Class 387 to Ealing Broadway to change from the GWML to the District Line to Acton Town to visit Acton Depot.

This trip to Acton Depot I wanted to plan for a while for at least 2 years. my first visit was in 2013 but wanted another trip at this place but kept on putting it off but the ONLY reason this trip happened was a hotel at a good price and a cheap train ticket from Kidderminster to Maidenhead.

During Acton Depot, we look at A60 Stock, 1967 Tube Stock, there a C Stock in the Depot and even buses, trams and Trolley buses.

After Acton Depot, I visited Chiswick Park, even know it was suppose to be Merton Park but left Acton Depot an hour later and did some filming at this Unerground station and after Chiswick Park I took the London Underground to Victoria and then travel on the Victoria Line to Highbury & Islington to take a Class 378 to Hoxton to do some sunset filming at this station.

After Hoxton I travelled to Kings Cross via Whitechapel and Aldagte East to hopefully see LNER A4 60009 Union of South Africa but it turned out to be a Class 33 Crompton which took it place and then I headed to London Euston to catch a train to Stonebridge Park and went to the hotel at London Wembley.

Also which is not in the video is that I got to meet Geoff Marshall at Acton Depot which is mentioned at the end of the video.

filmed 23rd September 2018

Part 1: Seven Valley Railway Autumn Steam Gala
Part 2: Acton Depot Open Weekend and a few London Stations
Part 3: a Day in London

Driving to Yate on Christmas morning

A drive from Horfield, Bristol, to Yate, on Christmas morning, 2010. The audio was recorded several days earlier.

1) Edward Miall: publishers, printers and offices, 1840s-1860s. 10th July 2015

--Video 1 of 2: Edward Miall (1809-1881) and London EC.
This video - video one of two - begins with a look towards Paternoster Square, looking westwards on the north side of St. Paul's Cathedral. Nearby, at 8, Paternoster Row, were Aylott and Jones who had published Edward Miall's The Nonconformist's Sketch-Book in 1845 and Ethics of Nonconformity, and Workings of Willinghood in 1848. The Bronte sisters, under pseudonyms Currer (Charlotte), Ellis (Emily) and Acton (Anne) Bell, had a book of poetry published by Aylott and Jones, 8, Paternoster-Row in 1846, the first work published of any of the Bronte sisters.
Robert Theobald, father of Morell and William, later partners with Edward's son Arthur in the firm Theobald Brothers & Miall, was a publisher at 26, Paternoster Row. The Statement of Facts Connected With The Expulsion of Three Students from New College, London by Robert M. Theobald, brother of Morell and William, was published by his father Robert Theobald, 26, Paternoster Row in 1852. The three referred to were Robert Masters Theobald himself, William Hale White, writer under the pseudonym Mark Rutherford, and Frederic Meriton White, brother of Jessie White Mario, Hurricane Jessie, a revolutionary with regard to the Italian Risorgimento. Jessie was influenced in childhood by John Daniel Morell, cousin of Edward's wife and brother of Robert Theobald's wife, who had works published by Robert Theobald.
At 3:40 into the video is Temple Bar which used to stand were Fleet Street becomes the Strand at the western edge of the City. It was removed in 1878, re-erected in a park in Hertfordshire before being re-erected here in Paternoster Square in 2004. In the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens published in 1859, the fictional Tellson's Bank was situated by Temple Bar where the fictional Jeremiah (Jerry) Cruncher would sit on his stool and watch two immense processions of traffic. And Temple Bar would have frequently been seen by Edward Miall who had an office off Fleet Street.
At 8:40 into the video, walking along Ludgate Hill, I cross the Old Bailey, and about five doors west at 9:15 was approximately the entrance to Horse-Shoe-Court. And here there was Miall and Cockshaw, Printers, Horse-Shoe-Court, Ludgate-Hill which printed some of Edward Miall's works and The Nonconformist newspaper. Albert Cockshaw was proprietor of the Leicestershire Mercury from 1836 to 1840, which Edward contributed towards while in Leicester.
Continuing along Ludgate Hill I cross Ludgate Circus and Farringdon Street, arriving at the beginning of Fleet Street at 12:30. At 15:15 I come to Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese tavern which presumably is the place where the fictional Charles Darnay 'dines' while the fictional Sydney Carton 'wines' after the trial at the Old Bailey. It may be in this tavern, in A Tale of Two Cities, where Carton says I am a disappointed drudge, sir. I care for no man on earth, and no man on earth cares for me. --From 15:30 can be read a list of many literary men who have visited here right outside the tavern. Almost directly opposite is Whitefriars Street where in the 1840s Edward Miall had an office at 3, Whitefriars Street, Fleet Street.
In his Life of Edward Miall published in 1884, Edward's son Arthur writes My father was living at this time [around 1841 to 1844] at Stoke Newington. It must have been the happiest time of his life. ... For three years, two or three days weekly, he walked to and from Stoke Newington Common to his office in Whitefriars Street, formerly known in older maps as Water Lane. At 16:45 I cross over Fleet Street from the tavern onto Whitefriars Street, and at 17:15 can be seen a blue plaque with the following words: On this site in the years 1844-1846 were situated the London offices of the Anti-Corn-Law League with which John Bright and Richard Cobden were so closely associated. In this time, in 1845, Edward stood in his first election in Southwark across the Thames, and leading up to this he was politically active with regard to the following trinity: (1) he campaigned to disestablish the Church of England, seeing it as a counterfeit Church upheld by the aristocratic class; (2) he supported the Free Trade movement led by Cobden and Bright of the middle class, and (3) he gave his support to the complete suffrage movement led by Joseph Sturge regarding the right to vote for the labouring class. --Regarding the latter, Edward wrote the Reconciliation Between The Middle and Labouring Classes, reprinted from The Nonconformist in Manchester as a pamphlet in 1842.
At 18:25 I come to the entrance of Hanging Sword Ally off Whitefriars Street where the fictional Jeremiah Cruncher lived in apartments that were not in a savoury neighbourhood. At 22:10 I look from Whitefriars Street across Fleet Street towards Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese tavern before proceeding westwards on Fleet Street towards Bouverie Street. --See video 2 @

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Wimborne Food Festival

Scenes from the Wimborne Food Festival