Wilberforce got the lion’s share of the plaudits, but this man did much of the leg work . . .
Historian Martyn Taylor explains how and why ‘Boy Bishops’ got to hand out special tokens to the poor.
Local historian Martyn Taylor explains how an estate precinct, now home to shops and homes, once had a popular pub.
Local historian Martyn Taylor does a long wash and a quick spin on the history of a now defunct industrial estate.
Martyn Taylor, local historian, author and tour guide, celebrates a church marking two jubilees — platinum and diamond.
Local historian Martyn Taylor recounts the childhood memories of a man born just after Word War Two
Historian Martyn Taylor follows the ups and downs of a once prominent family.
Historian Martyn Taylor rings out the history of a housing development's name
Historian Martyn Taylor explains why an unfamiliar name is honoured on the wall of a local brewery.
Historian Martyn Taylor explains the story behind two statues.
Historian Martyn Taylor explains why this town centre street has an unlikely link to the transportation of convicts to Australia.
Historian Martyn Taylor charts the history of a now defunct brewery.
Historian Martyn Taylor examines the facts behind the story of Suffolk's Green Children.
High up on a wall dividing numbers 19 and 20 Abbeygate Street in Bury St Edmunds is this fire mark.
Historian Martyn Taylor on the special place used to store – and display – treasured church artefacts.
Historian Martyn Taylor explains how a well-known town centre building wrongly became home to a Blue Plaque.
Historian Martyn Taylor looks at the lasting legacy left in a Suffolk town by famous architect and designer Robert Adam.
Historian Martyn Taylor explores the transport links between two Suffolk towns.
The site for a planned new hospital was once part of a huge private estate.
Sheep now graze on a town's meadows that are rich in history.